The Melody of Childhood
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Rocks, trees, and shells and the stars brightly shining, All through the ages their duty divining, Grow from within, and they grow without ceasing, Ever in glory of beauty increasing.
Child, learn the lesson that nature is showing, Learn that each soul has to do its own growing !
104 MY COMPANY I think while I'm little I'll make up my mind To be just the kind of a boy that I like; For if I am playing with Tom and with Dick And don't like what they do I can leave pretty quick; But when I am cros...s and ugly and mad I must stay with myself all the time — and that's bad.
I'm a pretty good judge of the fellows I know, I can see when they play fair and never tell lies, Sometimes when I shirk or sneak off and hide, I'm just such a boy as I cannot abide.
So the kind of a boy that I like I will be, For I always must live with myself, don't you see !
105 FIRE In the chimney roars the fire.
Who like me can never tire?
Water floods across the plain, Furious winds may leap amain, But a dragon is the fire Mounted on a raging pyre.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rocks, trees, and shells and the stars brightly shining, All through the ages their duty divining, Grow from within, and they grow without ceasing, Ever in glory of beauty increasing.
Child, learn the lesson that nature is showing, Learn that each soul has to do its own growing !
104 MY COMPANY I think while I'm little I'll make up my mind To be just the kind of a boy that I like; For if I am playing with Tom and with Dick And don't like what they do I can leave pretty quick; But when I am cros...s and ugly and mad I must stay with myself all the time — and that's bad.
I'm a pretty good judge of the fellows I know, I can see when they play fair and never tell lies, Sometimes when I shirk or sneak off and hide, I'm just such a boy as I cannot abide.
So the kind of a boy that I like I will be, For I always must live with myself, don't you see !
105 FIRE In the chimney roars the fire.
Who like me can never tire?
Water floods across the plain, Furious winds may leap amain, But a dragon is the fire Mounted on a raging pyre.
What to read after The Melody of Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lydia Avery Coonley Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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