Thistle-Down
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Think this: that though the river grow more wide, And higher grow the waves, and swift the tide, In spirit I am walking at your side !
And though the shore be rough, not smooth or fair.
And harsh the wind — not gentle breaths of air — Remember, still, that I am walking there !
POOR LITTLE LISBETH.
Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
Tiie light breezes blow !
The light breezes whistle As onward they go : Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
And the rosy-faced urchin, With rosy pug-nose, Whistles light as the w...ind, And thinks, as he goes, Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
Good Kriss Kingle is coming, With wonderful toys.
Books, dolls, balls, and marbles, For girls and for boys : Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
And the wind hurries onward And sings high — and low — lo* ( 109 ) no POOR LITTLE LIS BETH.
And leaves far behind it The joy and the woe Of to-morrow, the Christmas.
There is light on the pavement From window and door, And gay-hearted people Are thronging each store ; For to-morrow is Christmas !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think this: that though the river grow more wide, And higher grow the waves, and swift the tide, In spirit I am walking at your side !
And though the shore be rough, not smooth or fair.
And harsh the wind — not gentle breaths of air — Remember, still, that I am walking there !
POOR LITTLE LISBETH.
Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
Tiie light breezes blow !
The light breezes whistle As onward they go : Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
And the rosy-faced urchin, With rosy pug-nose, Whistles light as the w...ind, And thinks, as he goes, Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
Good Kriss Kingle is coming, With wonderful toys.
Books, dolls, balls, and marbles, For girls and for boys : Ah, to-morrow is Christmas !
And the wind hurries onward And sings high — and low — lo* ( 109 ) no POOR LITTLE LIS BETH.
And leaves far behind it The joy and the woe Of to-morrow, the Christmas.
There is light on the pavement From window and door, And gay-hearted people Are thronging each store ; For to-morrow is Christmas !
What to read after Thistle-Down?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boyle, Esmeralda to read onlineMoreLess
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