Tree Top Mornings
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Now if he nearly did so much When young, it seems to me, What a wonderfully clever man He'll nearly grow to be.
28 PUSSY'S LESSON.
Kitty, kitty, kitty, There's a squirrel on a limb ; If you know where Don't you go there, Don't you even glance at him. Quick he leaps from pine to balsam and along the bridge so gay ; Now you should look quite indifferent, or glance off the other way.
Kitty, kitty, kitty, There's a robin near the eaves, If you know it, Don't you show it, Don't you touch the ivy lea...ves. Loud he sings as though there weren't a cat in this harmonious world, While you lap your cream or slumber in the pleasant sunshine curled.
Kitty, kitty, kitty, Don't you know my duty stern Is to train you And restrain you, So I hope you'll quickly learn For a well-fed puss like you to murder things is wrong, and that If you follow my instructions, I'll be proud of you, my cat.
29 A LITTLE CITY CHILD.
He brought a flower from the field That little city child And when they asked him what it was, He said that it was wild.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now if he nearly did so much When young, it seems to me, What a wonderfully clever man He'll nearly grow to be.
28 PUSSY'S LESSON.
Kitty, kitty, kitty, There's a squirrel on a limb ; If you know where Don't you go there, Don't you even glance at him. Quick he leaps from pine to balsam and along the bridge so gay ; Now you should look quite indifferent, or glance off the other way.
Kitty, kitty, kitty, There's a robin near the eaves, If you know it, Don't you show it, Don't you touch the ivy lea...ves. Loud he sings as though there weren't a cat in this harmonious world, While you lap your cream or slumber in the pleasant sunshine curled.
Kitty, kitty, kitty, Don't you know my duty stern Is to train you And restrain you, So I hope you'll quickly learn For a well-fed puss like you to murder things is wrong, and that If you follow my instructions, I'll be proud of you, my cat.
29 A LITTLE CITY CHILD.
He brought a flower from the field That little city child And when they asked him what it was, He said that it was wild.
What to read after Tree Top Mornings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethelwyn Wetherald to read onlineMoreLess
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