Weavings in Leisure Hours
Weavings in Leisure Hours
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For soon will come a day When all the songs and dances That tender hearts enhances, And fills the youthful fancies, Will quickly pass away, A ring, a ring of roses, It floats upon the air ; A ring, a ring of roses, From many children there ; With souls devoid of sadness, And eyes brimful of gladness, They romp in mimic madness, The happy time away.
79 WEAVINGS IN LEISURE HOURS.
A ring, a ring of roses, As age comes creeping on ; A ring, a ring of roses, When youthful days are gone ; O may your ...children meeting Extend a loving greeting, And all your years while fleeting, Be joyful as to-day.
^Y 80 WEAVINGS IN LEISURE HOURS.
THE OLD YEAR, 1882.
7TNOTHER year is fleeing from us fast, With all its joys and all its pain, And numbered with (he many that have past, And on our vision ne'er will dawn again.
Well, let it go, it has not been so gay ; The sound of war has thundered in our ears, And taken hundreds of our sons away That might have lived through many happy years.
How many gallant hearts have ceased to beat, That went to battle for their country's pride, Where upon Egypt's plains the foe did meet, Upon its burning sands like heroes died ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For soon will come a day When all the songs and dances That tender hearts enhances, And fills the youthful fancies, Will quickly pass away, A ring, a ring of roses, It floats upon the air ; A ring, a ring of roses, From many children there ; With souls devoid of sadness, And eyes brimful of gladness, They romp in mimic madness, The happy time away.
79 WEAVINGS IN LEISURE HOURS.
A ring, a ring of roses, As age comes creeping on ; A ring, a ring of roses, When youthful days are gone ; O may your ...children meeting Extend a loving greeting, And all your years while fleeting, Be joyful as to-day.
^Y 80 WEAVINGS IN LEISURE HOURS.
THE OLD YEAR, 1882.
7TNOTHER year is fleeing from us fast, With all its joys and all its pain, And numbered with (he many that have past, And on our vision ne'er will dawn again.
Well, let it go, it has not been so gay ; The sound of war has thundered in our ears, And taken hundreds of our sons away That might have lived through many happy years.
How many gallant hearts have ceased to beat, That went to battle for their country's pride, Where upon Egypt's plains the foe did meet, Upon its burning sands like heroes died ?
What to read after Weavings in Leisure Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan Flanagan to read onlineMoreLess
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