Verses for Children
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But Home is Home wherever it is, When we're all together and nothing amiss.
He says, "What fine fun when we all go back!" But Canada Home is very good fun When Pat's little sled flies along the smooth track, Or spills in the snowdrift that shines in the sun. For Home is Home wherever it is, When we're all together and nothing amiss.
Some day I should dearly love, it is true, To sail to the old Home over the sea; But only if Father and Mother went too, With Willy and Patrick and Eily and... me. For Home is Home wherever it is, When we're all together and nothing amiss.
THE POET AND THE BROOK.
A TALE OF TRANSFORMATIONS.
A little Brook, that babbled under grass, Once saw a Poet pass-- A Poet with long hair and saddened eyes, Who went his weary way with woeful sighs. And on another time, This Brook did hear that Poet read his rueful rhyme. Now in the poem that he read, This Poet said-- "Oh!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Home is Home wherever it is, When we're all together and nothing amiss.
He says, "What fine fun when we all go back!" But Canada Home is very good fun When Pat's little sled flies along the smooth track, Or spills in the snowdrift that shines in the sun. For Home is Home wherever it is, When we're all together and nothing amiss.
Some day I should dearly love, it is true, To sail to the old Home over the sea; But only if Father and Mother went too, With Willy and Patrick and Eily and... me. For Home is Home wherever it is, When we're all together and nothing amiss.
THE POET AND THE BROOK.
A TALE OF TRANSFORMATIONS.
A little Brook, that babbled under grass, Once saw a Poet pass-- A Poet with long hair and saddened eyes, Who went his weary way with woeful sighs. And on another time, This Brook did hear that Poet read his rueful rhyme. Now in the poem that he read, This Poet said-- "Oh!
What to read after Verses for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing Juliana Horatia Gatty to read onlineMoreLess
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