When We Were Little Childrens Rhymes of Oyster Bay
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And there, where a bit of the sky shows through, Is a valley, that holds a lake of blue; And that tiniest cloud, that goes so fast Is a wee little boat, a-sailing past.
I could lie on my back in the grass all day, And watch while the clouds fly by in play I wonder if children I cannot see Lie up in the clouds and look down at me? 25 THE WISE PLAYMATE T7 LIKE to play by my lonesome self, ,[], Because I know how to play And when other children come around I have to show them the way.
I can be a p...rincess with golden hair, And a jailer, cruel and grim, And as for the prince, you'd better believe I know just how to act like him!
I talk to myself, and scare the cook, Because I know what to say The other children say stupid things Not at all in the story way.
I can be a soldier, all full of cuts, And a doctor to sew him up, And a pretty nurse, in a snowy cap With medicine in a cup. 26 THE WISE PLAYMATE .
So I play by myself, and talk to myself, And when I am grown quite big I shall be a cook, and a captain bold Like the crew of the "Nancy" brig!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And there, where a bit of the sky shows through, Is a valley, that holds a lake of blue; And that tiniest cloud, that goes so fast Is a wee little boat, a-sailing past.
I could lie on my back in the grass all day, And watch while the clouds fly by in play I wonder if children I cannot see Lie up in the clouds and look down at me? 25 THE WISE PLAYMATE T7 LIKE to play by my lonesome self, ,[], Because I know how to play And when other children come around I have to show them the way.
I can be a p...rincess with golden hair, And a jailer, cruel and grim, And as for the prince, you'd better believe I know just how to act like him!
I talk to myself, and scare the cook, Because I know what to say The other children say stupid things Not at all in the story way.
I can be a soldier, all full of cuts, And a doctor to sew him up, And a pretty nurse, in a snowy cap With medicine in a cup. 26 THE WISE PLAYMATE .
So I play by myself, and talk to myself, And when I am grown quite big I shall be a cook, and a captain bold Like the crew of the "Nancy" brig!
What to read after When We Were Little Childrens Rhymes of Oyster Bay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Fanny Youngs to read onlineMoreLess
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