The Land of Little Care
The Land of Little Care
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And you shall keep my spirit pure, my proud heart brave and tender, Come, little boy, and take my hand; we'll face the world together. And bear no fear and brook no doubt in glad or gloomy weather.
HIS SHIP "Mv ship, " he said, "will come some day. With riches in its hold for me. " He let his best years drift away.
What time he watched beside the sea.
When age had made him blind and weak He wondered at the long delay ; The reason was not far to seek : He'd never sent a ship away.
56 THE LAND OF... LITTLE CARE THE STRANGER AT THE GATE JIM never liked it on the farm; he used to lay around and shirk. Or gallivant away to town while we stayed home and done the work ; Pa jawed a lot, but ma, somehow, was always speakin' up fer Jim; She dearly loved us all, o' course, but still her favorite was him.
His hands were small and soft and white, his feet were little, like a girl's; He had no freckles on his face, his hair kinked up in graceful curls ; Ma used to say I hear her yit at least it seems as though I can "The fam'ly must be poor indeed that can't afford one gentleman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And you shall keep my spirit pure, my proud heart brave and tender, Come, little boy, and take my hand; we'll face the world together. And bear no fear and brook no doubt in glad or gloomy weather.
HIS SHIP "Mv ship, " he said, "will come some day. With riches in its hold for me. " He let his best years drift away.
What time he watched beside the sea.
When age had made him blind and weak He wondered at the long delay ; The reason was not far to seek : He'd never sent a ship away.
56 THE LAND OF... LITTLE CARE THE STRANGER AT THE GATE JIM never liked it on the farm; he used to lay around and shirk. Or gallivant away to town while we stayed home and done the work ; Pa jawed a lot, but ma, somehow, was always speakin' up fer Jim; She dearly loved us all, o' course, but still her favorite was him.
His hands were small and soft and white, his feet were little, like a girl's; He had no freckles on his face, his hair kinked up in graceful curls ; Ma used to say I hear her yit at least it seems as though I can "The fam'ly must be poor indeed that can't afford one gentleman.
What to read after The Land of Little Care?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel E Samuel Ellsworth Kiser to read onlineMoreLess
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