The book of Joyous Children
The book of Joyous Children
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An' Sis she alluz say they wuz A' Old Kriss--an' she alluz does. But ef they is a' Old Kriss, why, When's Chris'mus, Ma she alluz cry?
This Chris'mus _now_, we live here in Where Ma's rent's alluz due ag'in-- An' she "_ist slaves_"--I heerd her say She did--ist them words thataway!
[Illustration] An' th'other night, when all's so cold An' stove's 'most out--our Ma she rolled Us in th'old feather-bed an' said, "To-morry's Chris'mus--go to bed, "An' thank yer blessed stars fer this-- We d...on't _'spect_ nothin' from Old Kriss!" An' cried, an' locked the door, an' prayed, An' turned the lamp down. .. . An' I laid There, thinkin' in the dark ag'in, "Ef _wuz_ Old Kriss, he can't git in, 'Cause ain't no chimbly here at all-- Ist old stovepipe stuck frue the wall!" I sleeped nen. --An' wuz dreamin' some When I waked up an' morning's come, -- Fer our Ma she wuz settin' square Straight up in bed, a-readin' there Some letter 'at she 'd read, an' quit, An' nen hold like she's huggin' it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' Sis she alluz say they wuz A' Old Kriss--an' she alluz does. But ef they is a' Old Kriss, why, When's Chris'mus, Ma she alluz cry?
This Chris'mus _now_, we live here in Where Ma's rent's alluz due ag'in-- An' she "_ist slaves_"--I heerd her say She did--ist them words thataway!
[Illustration] An' th'other night, when all's so cold An' stove's 'most out--our Ma she rolled Us in th'old feather-bed an' said, "To-morry's Chris'mus--go to bed, "An' thank yer blessed stars fer this-- We d...on't _'spect_ nothin' from Old Kriss!" An' cried, an' locked the door, an' prayed, An' turned the lamp down. .. . An' I laid There, thinkin' in the dark ag'in, "Ef _wuz_ Old Kriss, he can't git in, 'Cause ain't no chimbly here at all-- Ist old stovepipe stuck frue the wall!" I sleeped nen. --An' wuz dreamin' some When I waked up an' morning's come, -- Fer our Ma she wuz settin' square Straight up in bed, a-readin' there Some letter 'at she 'd read, an' quit, An' nen hold like she's huggin' it.
What to read after The book of Joyous Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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