When Day is Done
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No legs to run, no teeth to chewThe way that healthy youngsters do;Jus' old enough to sit an' waitAn' pick my apple from a plate.
Plate apples ain't to be comparedWith those you've ventured for an' dared. It's winnin' 'em from branches high, Or nippin' 'em when no one's by, Or findin' 'em the time you feelYou really need another meal, Or comin' unexpectedlyUpon a farmer's loaded treeAn' grabbin' all that you can eat, That goes to make an apple sweet.
Green apple time! Go to it, boy, An' cram yo...urself right full o' joy;Watch for the farmer's dog an' run;There'll come a time it can't be done. There'll come a day you can't digestThe fruit you've stuffed into your vest, Nor climb, but you'll sit down like meAn' watch 'em ripening on the tree, An' jus' like me you'll have to waitTo pick your apples from a plate.
She Mothered Five She mothered five!Night after night she watched a little bed, Night after night she cooled a fevered head, Day after day she guarded little feet, Taught little minds the dangers of the street, Taught little lips to utter simple prayers, Whispered of strength that some day would be theirs, And trained them all to use it as they should.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No legs to run, no teeth to chewThe way that healthy youngsters do;Jus' old enough to sit an' waitAn' pick my apple from a plate.
Plate apples ain't to be comparedWith those you've ventured for an' dared. It's winnin' 'em from branches high, Or nippin' 'em when no one's by, Or findin' 'em the time you feelYou really need another meal, Or comin' unexpectedlyUpon a farmer's loaded treeAn' grabbin' all that you can eat, That goes to make an apple sweet.
Green apple time! Go to it, boy, An' cram yo...urself right full o' joy;Watch for the farmer's dog an' run;There'll come a time it can't be done. There'll come a day you can't digestThe fruit you've stuffed into your vest, Nor climb, but you'll sit down like meAn' watch 'em ripening on the tree, An' jus' like me you'll have to waitTo pick your apples from a plate.
She Mothered Five She mothered five!Night after night she watched a little bed, Night after night she cooled a fevered head, Day after day she guarded little feet, Taught little minds the dangers of the street, Taught little lips to utter simple prayers, Whispered of strength that some day would be theirs, And trained them all to use it as they should.
What to read after When Day is Done?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar a Edgar Albert Guest to read onlineMoreLess
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