Songs of Yesterday
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Calls the roll of A, B, C ; Frightened hair all blown about.
Buttered lips in half a pout.
Knuckle boring out an eye.
Saying "P" and thinking "pie," Feeling for a speckled bean, 'Twixt each breath a dumb ravine, — Like clock unwound, but going yet, He slowly ticks the alphabet : " A-ah — B-tf// — C-ah — D," Finds the bean and calls for " E ! " See that crevice in the floor — Slender line from desk to door, First Meridian of the school.
Which all the scholars toe by rule.
Ranged along in rigid r...ow, Inky, golden, brown and tow, THE OLD SCHOOL-HOUSE.
131 'HER FINGERS DOVE-TAILED, LIPS APART, STANDS WITH HEAD OF TREMBLING GOLD.' 132 SOiVGS OF TESTERDAr.
Are heads of spellers high and low, Like notes in music sweet as June, Dotting off a dancing tune.
Boy of Bashan takes the lead, — Roughly thatched his bullet head ; — At the foot an eight-year-old, Stands with head of trembling gold ; Watch her when the word is missed !
Her eyes are like an amethyst.
Her fingers dove-tailed, lips apart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Calls the roll of A, B, C ; Frightened hair all blown about.
Buttered lips in half a pout.
Knuckle boring out an eye.
Saying "P" and thinking "pie," Feeling for a speckled bean, 'Twixt each breath a dumb ravine, — Like clock unwound, but going yet, He slowly ticks the alphabet : " A-ah — B-tf// — C-ah — D," Finds the bean and calls for " E ! " See that crevice in the floor — Slender line from desk to door, First Meridian of the school.
Which all the scholars toe by rule.
Ranged along in rigid r...ow, Inky, golden, brown and tow, THE OLD SCHOOL-HOUSE.
131 'HER FINGERS DOVE-TAILED, LIPS APART, STANDS WITH HEAD OF TREMBLING GOLD.' 132 SOiVGS OF TESTERDAr.
Are heads of spellers high and low, Like notes in music sweet as June, Dotting off a dancing tune.
Boy of Bashan takes the lead, — Roughly thatched his bullet head ; — At the foot an eight-year-old, Stands with head of trembling gold ; Watch her when the word is missed !
Her eyes are like an amethyst.
Her fingers dove-tailed, lips apart.
What to read after Songs of Yesterday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Benjamin F. (Benjamin Franklin), 1819-1887 to read onlineMoreLess
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