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Their book
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So he took his hat and staff from the peg behind the door, and with The Little Poem went down the rickety stairs, out through the narrow city streets and into the free green country where the world was younger than in the city and where the shepherds piped and the peasants danced and even the sun joined in the merrymaking. And many a day did The Little Poet and The Little Poem travel together. All the while they sang; and ever greener the earth, ever sweeter the flowers, and the birds the blith...er.
One night they came to a tavern where they had a mind to sup. So in they went and asked the Landlord, had he a room where they might sup alone. Now being out under God's own heaven for many days and sleeping in Mother Nature's lap for as many nights makes one look no better than one should. And this was the case with The Little Poet. Prut, said the Landlord, did The Little Poet think he had private rooms for such as he? If he wasn't satisfied with the common room he might go out and spend another night with the stars and winds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So he took his hat and staff from the peg behind the door, and with The Little Poem went down the rickety stairs, out through the narrow city streets and into the free green country where the world was younger than in the city and where the shepherds piped and the peasants danced and even the sun joined in the merrymaking. And many a day did The Little Poet and The Little Poem travel together. All the while they sang; and ever greener the earth, ever sweeter the flowers, and the birds the blith...er.
One night they came to a tavern where they had a mind to sup. So in they went and asked the Landlord, had he a room where they might sup alone. Now being out under God's own heaven for many days and sleeping in Mother Nature's lap for as many nights makes one look no better than one should. And this was the case with The Little Poet. Prut, said the Landlord, did The Little Poet think he had private rooms for such as he? If he wasn't satisfied with the common room he might go out and spend another night with the stars and winds.
What to read after Their book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ficke Arthur Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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