The Little Boys Soliloquy By Henry Howard Harper
The Little Boys Soliloquy By Henry Howard Harper
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Somehow, as things appear to me, The world has changed, and people too, For mother kissed away my tears And taught me what to say and do ; But now I never seem to please, It matters not how hard I try ; And hope and joy and play and ease Have fled since mother passed away !
[6] Though father's life his country claimed To vindicate the Human Cause, His homeless waif, these people say, Must now abide by Nature's laws, Whose hard decree that such as I, Like galley-slaves, are born to woe, To drudg...e and serve until they die; And thus my trials have scarce begun !
From dawn till dark, with weary tread, My never-ending tasks extend; No play, no mates but hoe and rake, I welcome every long day's end. Then after frugal bread and whey I often hear these grumbling words : "You've scarcely earned your board today! Now off to bed, you worthless hound!" Then up the creaky attic stairs, With heavy heart I grope my way Into my lonely lampless den, With tumbled bed of musty hay, And dingy walls that mock my fear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Somehow, as things appear to me, The world has changed, and people too, For mother kissed away my tears And taught me what to say and do ; But now I never seem to please, It matters not how hard I try ; And hope and joy and play and ease Have fled since mother passed away !
[6] Though father's life his country claimed To vindicate the Human Cause, His homeless waif, these people say, Must now abide by Nature's laws, Whose hard decree that such as I, Like galley-slaves, are born to woe, To drudg...e and serve until they die; And thus my trials have scarce begun !
From dawn till dark, with weary tread, My never-ending tasks extend; No play, no mates but hoe and rake, I welcome every long day's end. Then after frugal bread and whey I often hear these grumbling words : "You've scarcely earned your board today! Now off to bed, you worthless hound!" Then up the creaky attic stairs, With heavy heart I grope my way Into my lonely lampless den, With tumbled bed of musty hay, And dingy walls that mock my fear.
What to read after The Little Boys Soliloquy By Henry Howard Harper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Howard Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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