The Original Poems And Others By Ann And Jane Taylor And Adelaide Okeeffe
The Original Poems And Others By Ann And Jane Taylor And Adelaide Okeeffe
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' Thus passed Matilda this much dreaded day. At all her tasks, Disorder would attend ; At all her tasks, still Order stood her friend. With tears and sighs her studies oft began, These into smiles were changed by Order's plan. No longer Lady Rigid seemed severe : The negligent alone her eye need fear.
And now the day, the wished-for day is come, When young Matilda may revisit home. * You quit me, child, but oft to mind recall The time you spent with me at Austere Hall 222 The Mushroom Girl And ...now, my dear, I'll give you one of these To be your maid take with you which you please.
What ! from Disorder do you frightened start ?' Matilda clasped sweet Order to her heart, And said, ' From thee, best friend, I'll never part. ' JANE.
The Mushroom Girl ' r I MS surely time for me to rise, J. Though yet the dawn is grey ; Sweet sleep, O quit my closing eyes, For I must now away : Each young bird twitters on the spray.
It is not for the dewy mead I leave my soft repose, Where daisies nod, and lambkins feed ; But where the mushroom grows : And that my widowed mother knows.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Thus passed Matilda this much dreaded day. At all her tasks, Disorder would attend ; At all her tasks, still Order stood her friend. With tears and sighs her studies oft began, These into smiles were changed by Order's plan. No longer Lady Rigid seemed severe : The negligent alone her eye need fear.
And now the day, the wished-for day is come, When young Matilda may revisit home. * You quit me, child, but oft to mind recall The time you spent with me at Austere Hall 222 The Mushroom Girl And ...now, my dear, I'll give you one of these To be your maid take with you which you please.
What ! from Disorder do you frightened start ?' Matilda clasped sweet Order to her heart, And said, ' From thee, best friend, I'll never part. ' JANE.
The Mushroom Girl ' r I MS surely time for me to rise, J. Though yet the dawn is grey ; Sweet sleep, O quit my closing eyes, For I must now away : Each young bird twitters on the spray.
It is not for the dewy mead I leave my soft repose, Where daisies nod, and lambkins feed ; But where the mushroom grows : And that my widowed mother knows.
What to read after The Original Poems And Others By Ann And Jane Taylor And Adelaide Okeeffe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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