The Little Hills
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Dear Lord, give me a lowly heart, Content to do Thy will; Let me not play a mountain's part, Make me a liittle hill!
A SONG OF THE INDIAN SUMMER I sing a song of the Indian summer, Of the gladsome, sad-some Autumn weather, Of the gray-gold, brown-gold gay October, O come, let us sing and shout together!
I sing a song of the Indian summer, Of the crackling, snapping, frosty weather, Of the hazy, lazy, sweet October, O come, let us run and play together!
Of the fruit trees, nut trees, chestnut, p...ippin, Of the russet fields where the lambs are skippin', Of prickly burr and glossy fur, O come, let us skip and dance together!
Of the star-ful, joyful, silvery moonlight, Of the ghostly, shivery, quivery twilight, Of fog and mist, of paths that twist, O come, let us clasp our hands together!
Of the mournful, tuneful, minor weather, Of the crying, dying, dead October, Of the winds that creep as soft as a feather, O come, let us weep and smile together!
Of the gifts of God and the crimson glory, Of the closing year and the finished story, Of hope and love, and the stars above, O come, let us kneel and pray together!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dear Lord, give me a lowly heart, Content to do Thy will; Let me not play a mountain's part, Make me a liittle hill!
A SONG OF THE INDIAN SUMMER I sing a song of the Indian summer, Of the gladsome, sad-some Autumn weather, Of the gray-gold, brown-gold gay October, O come, let us sing and shout together!
I sing a song of the Indian summer, Of the crackling, snapping, frosty weather, Of the hazy, lazy, sweet October, O come, let us run and play together!
Of the fruit trees, nut trees, chestnut, p...ippin, Of the russet fields where the lambs are skippin', Of prickly burr and glossy fur, O come, let us skip and dance together!
Of the star-ful, joyful, silvery moonlight, Of the ghostly, shivery, quivery twilight, Of fog and mist, of paths that twist, O come, let us clasp our hands together!
Of the mournful, tuneful, minor weather, Of the crying, dying, dead October, Of the winds that creep as soft as a feather, O come, let us weep and smile together!
Of the gifts of God and the crimson glory, Of the closing year and the finished story, Of hope and love, and the stars above, O come, let us kneel and pray together!
What to read after The Little Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Joseph Van Horn to read onlineMoreLess
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