Sunset Ryhmes; Or, a Few Little Rhymes I Have Told a Few Times to a Child I Know, When the Sun Was Low ..
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46 47 SOLDIERS FALSE AND SOLDIERS TRUE.
These are false soldiers Of lead and tin ; They are battered without And hollow within, — As we ought to expect Of soldiers of tin.
48 l^ut we'll play they are soldiers Of flesh and blood, Whose brave hearts beat With a tlnimp and a thud, When they think of the foe Who before them send.
49 As they sleep in their tents Again they hear .The trumpet that calls, With its notes so clear, To meet the foe Who is drawing near.
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50 The smoke of ba...ttle Has cleared away ; And the soldiers true "Who fought that day Were bruised like these With which we play.
51 THE WITCH CHILD.
A bright winsome child She is to behold ; And, yet, she's a witch, Who enchants as of old She has nut-brown hair, And hazel eyes That speak the truth To those who are wise In the signs that tell What children think.
(They are wise indeed Who know them well.) And yet she's a witch With secret ways.
For a wonderful harp She often plays, — 52 MS- JX^- ^is^- A harp that she Ne'er touches or sees, With strings ne'er swept By hand or breeze.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
46 47 SOLDIERS FALSE AND SOLDIERS TRUE.
These are false soldiers Of lead and tin ; They are battered without And hollow within, — As we ought to expect Of soldiers of tin.
48 l^ut we'll play they are soldiers Of flesh and blood, Whose brave hearts beat With a tlnimp and a thud, When they think of the foe Who before them send.
49 As they sleep in their tents Again they hear .The trumpet that calls, With its notes so clear, To meet the foe Who is drawing near.
^M^ A^^Qy^^^OCo .
50 The smoke of ba...ttle Has cleared away ; And the soldiers true "Who fought that day Were bruised like these With which we play.
51 THE WITCH CHILD.
A bright winsome child She is to behold ; And, yet, she's a witch, Who enchants as of old She has nut-brown hair, And hazel eyes That speak the truth To those who are wise In the signs that tell What children think.
(They are wise indeed Who know them well.) And yet she's a witch With secret ways.
For a wonderful harp She often plays, — 52 MS- JX^- ^is^- A harp that she Ne'er touches or sees, With strings ne'er swept By hand or breeze.
What to read after Sunset Ryhmes; Or, a Few Little Rhymes I Have Told a Few Times to a Child I Know, When the Sun Was Low ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sturges, Seth. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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