The book of the Little Past
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Ill Why you, — O Precious Thing, You are swift (almost) as any Sparrow. — Over the tall grass how you arch and spring, Yes, like a bow and arrow ! — [30] Oh, and how good to see you, when it snows. Plough a long, lovely pathway with your nose ! (No one grown-up could do it, I suppose. ) IV My dearest Blessing and my Very Own, Even when I am grown, Never do you forsake me ! If you don't go to heaven when you die, — Neither will I : Nothing can ever make me !
I won't go, For all that they can do.... No ; on the steps Outside, and down, below. Forever and ever and ever, I '11 stay too ! — With You.
[31 ] Clje ^orro\MS F This is all it will be like, I wish to Die ; — I don't care how — • While I am very, very young ; As young as almost Now.
They never felt what Sorrow was ; Or never learned their Golden Rule ; They say. These are your happiest days, — With School, — School, — School!
When Saturday 's all out of breath With all the week before in sight ; — And Monday coming after you Spoils every Sunday night !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ill Why you, — O Precious Thing, You are swift (almost) as any Sparrow. — Over the tall grass how you arch and spring, Yes, like a bow and arrow ! — [30] Oh, and how good to see you, when it snows. Plough a long, lovely pathway with your nose ! (No one grown-up could do it, I suppose. ) IV My dearest Blessing and my Very Own, Even when I am grown, Never do you forsake me ! If you don't go to heaven when you die, — Neither will I : Nothing can ever make me !
I won't go, For all that they can do.... No ; on the steps Outside, and down, below. Forever and ever and ever, I '11 stay too ! — With You.
[31 ] Clje ^orro\MS F This is all it will be like, I wish to Die ; — I don't care how — • While I am very, very young ; As young as almost Now.
They never felt what Sorrow was ; Or never learned their Golden Rule ; They say. These are your happiest days, — With School, — School, — School!
When Saturday 's all out of breath With all the week before in sight ; — And Monday coming after you Spoils every Sunday night !
What to read after The book of the Little Past?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody Josephine Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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