The Old Country : a book of Love And Praise of England
The Old Country : a book of Love And Praise of England
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That's the old country, that's the old home !
You never forget it wherever you roam.
^ Written for a Gramophone Record.
162 Digitized by Google THE OLD COUNTRY 163 II I know an English village, O so small !
Where every cottage has a whitewashed wall, And every garden has a sweetbriar hedge, And there's a cat on every window ledge.
And there's a cottage there with those within it Whom I in fancy visit every minute.
little village mine, so far away, How would I love to visit you to-day !
To l...ift the latch and peep within the door And join the happy company once more — 1 think I'd try and catch them at their tea : What a surprise for every one 'twould be !
How we would talk and laugh, maybe and cry.
Living our lost years over, they and I ; And then at dusk I'd seek the well-known lane To hear the English nightingale again . . .
That's the old country, that's the old home !
You never can beat it wherever you roam.
Ill O London once my home but now so far.
You shine before me brighter than a star !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
That's the old country, that's the old home !
You never forget it wherever you roam.
^ Written for a Gramophone Record.
162 Digitized by Google THE OLD COUNTRY 163 II I know an English village, O so small !
Where every cottage has a whitewashed wall, And every garden has a sweetbriar hedge, And there's a cat on every window ledge.
And there's a cottage there with those within it Whom I in fancy visit every minute.
little village mine, so far away, How would I love to visit you to-day !
To l...ift the latch and peep within the door And join the happy company once more — 1 think I'd try and catch them at their tea : What a surprise for every one 'twould be !
How we would talk and laugh, maybe and cry.
Living our lost years over, they and I ; And then at dusk I'd seek the well-known lane To hear the English nightingale again . . .
That's the old country, that's the old home !
You never can beat it wherever you roam.
Ill O London once my home but now so far.
You shine before me brighter than a star !
What to read after The Old Country : a book of Love And Praise of England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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