The Bay And Padie book
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I got the push-cart, see? And wheeled him in the front-yard door Just one way and another, I didn't make mud-marks on the floor, Or scratch the paint on the front-way door, 'Cos I am a careful brother; I putted him into the new white cot, I covered him up till he grew quite hot, And then called mother to see; So Bay doesn't stay in the stars any more But only with mother and me.
BABY SONG The grandmas talked with worried eyes And said it was a shame-- Nobody wanted Littley then Before our Littl...ey came.
Boyo's nose will be out of joint, He's a toddling baby yet, And now there's another one coming along, Poor little pet!
But Littley rode through the storm of doubt And the cloud of the troubled brow; Nobody wanted Littley then-- But you should hear them now!
SOUL DISCIPLINE They say I'm a bad-tempered man, And yet I never swear When flop into my porridge Comes a woolly Teddy Bear!
They say I'm an impatient man, And yet I never shoot When, after breakfasting, I find Damp toffy in my boot!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I got the push-cart, see? And wheeled him in the front-yard door Just one way and another, I didn't make mud-marks on the floor, Or scratch the paint on the front-way door, 'Cos I am a careful brother; I putted him into the new white cot, I covered him up till he grew quite hot, And then called mother to see; So Bay doesn't stay in the stars any more But only with mother and me.
BABY SONG The grandmas talked with worried eyes And said it was a shame-- Nobody wanted Littley then Before our Littl...ey came.
Boyo's nose will be out of joint, He's a toddling baby yet, And now there's another one coming along, Poor little pet!
But Littley rode through the storm of doubt And the cloud of the troubled brow; Nobody wanted Littley then-- But you should hear them now!
SOUL DISCIPLINE They say I'm a bad-tempered man, And yet I never swear When flop into my porridge Comes a woolly Teddy Bear!
They say I'm an impatient man, And yet I never shoot When, after breakfasting, I find Damp toffy in my boot!
What to read after The Bay And Padie book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice Furnley to read onlineMoreLess
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