The Treasure book of Childrens Verse
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His gentle sister's cheek he hurt, He smudged his pinny in the dirt.
He found the bellows, and he blew The pet canary right in two !
And when he went to bed at night He would not say his prayers aright.
This pained a lovely twinkling star That watched the trouble from afar ; She told her bright-faced friends, and soon The dreadful rumour reached the moon.
The moon, a gossiping old dame, Told Father Sun the bad boy's shame.
And then the giant sun began A very satisfactory plan.
Upon the naughty ...rebel's face He would not pour his beamy grace.
He would not stroke the dark-brown strands With entertaining shiny hands.
204 THE BAD BOY The little garden of the boy Seemed desert, missing heaven's joy.
But all his sister's tulips grew Magnificent with shine and dew.
Where'er he went he found a shade, But light was poured upon the maid.
He also lost, by his disgrace, That indoors sun, his mother's face.
His father sent him up to bed With neither kiss nor pat for head.
And in his sleep he had such foes, Bad fairies pinched his curling toes They bit his ears, they pulled his hairs, They threw him three times down the stairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His gentle sister's cheek he hurt, He smudged his pinny in the dirt.
He found the bellows, and he blew The pet canary right in two !
And when he went to bed at night He would not say his prayers aright.
This pained a lovely twinkling star That watched the trouble from afar ; She told her bright-faced friends, and soon The dreadful rumour reached the moon.
The moon, a gossiping old dame, Told Father Sun the bad boy's shame.
And then the giant sun began A very satisfactory plan.
Upon the naughty ...rebel's face He would not pour his beamy grace.
He would not stroke the dark-brown strands With entertaining shiny hands.
204 THE BAD BOY The little garden of the boy Seemed desert, missing heaven's joy.
But all his sister's tulips grew Magnificent with shine and dew.
Where'er he went he found a shade, But light was poured upon the maid.
He also lost, by his disgrace, That indoors sun, his mother's face.
His father sent him up to bed With neither kiss nor pat for head.
And in his sleep he had such foes, Bad fairies pinched his curling toes They bit his ears, they pulled his hairs, They threw him three times down the stairs.
What to read after The Treasure book of Childrens Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Quiller Couch to read onlineMoreLess
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