The Holy Night
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The Raven (he spreadeth his two broad wings) — Cawn! Cawn!
First Shepherd — What a clatter do these beasts make!
The Ass (he waggeth one ear and the other alter- nate) — Haw-Hay ! Haw-Hay !
The Lamb (he maketh his little tail to frisk) — Ba-a-a!
Second Shepherd — ■ And thou too, silly one!
Go to sleep!
fA %fi^ Third Shepherd — My Grandam saith that one day the beasts shall speak.
Second Shepherd — When?
Third Shepherd — 'Tis but a tale of my Gran- dam.
First Shepherd — Tell it!
Second Shepherd ...— Yea; tell it! The night is long.
The Ass — Haw-Hay! Haw-Hay!
Third Shepherd — My Grandam saith, that night Messias is born, all the beasts shall speak.
'T was a wise woman told her.
Second Shepherd — When think you Messias shall be born?
First Shepherd — Not in our time, I trow.
Shall not hap in our time but these heavy taxings.
Second Shepherd — Grumble not — 't is a good year with the sheep.
The Lamb — Ba-a-a!
The Three Angels (they put the finger to the lip and say) — Hush-sh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Raven (he spreadeth his two broad wings) — Cawn! Cawn!
First Shepherd — What a clatter do these beasts make!
The Ass (he waggeth one ear and the other alter- nate) — Haw-Hay ! Haw-Hay !
The Lamb (he maketh his little tail to frisk) — Ba-a-a!
Second Shepherd — ■ And thou too, silly one!
Go to sleep!
fA %fi^ Third Shepherd — My Grandam saith that one day the beasts shall speak.
Second Shepherd — When?
Third Shepherd — 'Tis but a tale of my Gran- dam.
First Shepherd — Tell it!
Second Shepherd ...— Yea; tell it! The night is long.
The Ass — Haw-Hay! Haw-Hay!
Third Shepherd — My Grandam saith, that night Messias is born, all the beasts shall speak.
'T was a wise woman told her.
Second Shepherd — When think you Messias shall be born?
First Shepherd — Not in our time, I trow.
Shall not hap in our time but these heavy taxings.
Second Shepherd — Grumble not — 't is a good year with the sheep.
The Lamb — Ba-a-a!
The Three Angels (they put the finger to the lip and say) — Hush-sh !
What to read after The Holy Night?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Converse Florence to read onlineMoreLess
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