The Orphans Also the Orphan Boy
The Orphans Also the Orphan Boy
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then 1 did not understand The heavy loss I bore ; I thought his painted coffin grand, And thought but little more.
But joy, like parting sunbeams, fled, And troubles hasten'd on ; And mother now lay sick in bed ; And father I have none.
10 Her health and spirits quickly fail'd, And she was like to die ; And when I ask'd her what she ail'd, She answered with a sigh : And utter'd many a fervent prayer, That God would bless her son, And make me his peculiar care, When she was dead and gone.
And wh...en the fatal moment came, E'en with her dying breath, Sighing, she uttered half my name, Then closed her eyes in death.
Still I had friends, and some were kind, And promis'd long to be ; But soon had something else to mind, So never minded me.
II Toss'd on the world, and force'd to roam, Unpitied and unknown ; No friends, no parents, and no home, That I could call my own.
Forlorn and wretched is my state, Ah ! little do you know, The toils and sufferings that await The friendless child of woe.
I had a mother in the dust, Her mouldering body lies : I had a mother but I trust, Her spirit's in the skies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
then 1 did not understand The heavy loss I bore ; I thought his painted coffin grand, And thought but little more.
But joy, like parting sunbeams, fled, And troubles hasten'd on ; And mother now lay sick in bed ; And father I have none.
10 Her health and spirits quickly fail'd, And she was like to die ; And when I ask'd her what she ail'd, She answered with a sigh : And utter'd many a fervent prayer, That God would bless her son, And make me his peculiar care, When she was dead and gone.
And wh...en the fatal moment came, E'en with her dying breath, Sighing, she uttered half my name, Then closed her eyes in death.
Still I had friends, and some were kind, And promis'd long to be ; But soon had something else to mind, So never minded me.
II Toss'd on the world, and force'd to roam, Unpitied and unknown ; No friends, no parents, and no home, That I could call my own.
Forlorn and wretched is my state, Ah ! little do you know, The toils and sufferings that await The friendless child of woe.
I had a mother in the dust, Her mouldering body lies : I had a mother but I trust, Her spirit's in the skies.
What to read after The Orphans Also the Orphan Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emily Ospringe to read onlineMoreLess
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