The Golden Age of Childhood
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Having Your Picture Taken My mother took me out one day To have my picture taken, And if you think that that was play, I tell you you're mistaken : The Picture-Man would twist this way And that the longest while, And then he'd look right mad, and say: " Now, little boy, just smile ! ' fit.
ii How in the world did he suppose, When he was looking mad, That /could wrinkle up my nose And smile like I was glad ? There wasn't a pleasant thing to see, And as he frowned the while And looked so terrible... at me Well, say, how could I smile?
IJK
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having Your Picture Taken My mother took me out one day To have my picture taken, And if you think that that was play, I tell you you're mistaken : The Picture-Man would twist this way And that the longest while, And then he'd look right mad, and say: " Now, little boy, just smile ! ' fit.
ii How in the world did he suppose, When he was looking mad, That /could wrinkle up my nose And smile like I was glad ? There wasn't a pleasant thing to see, And as he frowned the while And looked so terrible... at me Well, say, how could I smile?
IJK
What to read after The Golden Age of Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Forrest Hamill to read onlineMoreLess
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