Young Folks Centennial Rhymes
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Tell me, why should I fear him when he's deadl Ghosts may have arms; but have they flesh on them.?
They may have mouths ; but have they teeth in them > They're cowards, too, and ne'er can stand their ground, If you will talk good honest sense to them.
I'd rather that a thousand ghosts would come, And grin about me with their faces white.
And beckon to me with their long thin arms, Than have a live wolf growl too close to me.
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You ...wouldn't run for the wolf; but, I'll be bound, 'Twas not a ghost. Go on and tell the rest About your journey. We are fast to hear.
DICEY.
Well, when I started for it, and cried out, It disappeared, as ghosts will always do ; I think my fancy must have made it all.
Just then I stumbled on some little thing, That gave a cry of anguish ; and I stooped And picked it up; it was a little bird; And it had lost its nest, and helpless lay, With none to care for it. I picked it up.
And said, '^ My poor, weak, helpless, silly thing I This is a cold world ijito which you've come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tell me, why should I fear him when he's deadl Ghosts may have arms; but have they flesh on them.?
They may have mouths ; but have they teeth in them > They're cowards, too, and ne'er can stand their ground, If you will talk good honest sense to them.
I'd rather that a thousand ghosts would come, And grin about me with their faces white.
And beckon to me with their long thin arms, Than have a live wolf growl too close to me.
Hosted by Google lOO Young Folks Centennial Rhymes, MR. LANGSTON.
You ...wouldn't run for the wolf; but, I'll be bound, 'Twas not a ghost. Go on and tell the rest About your journey. We are fast to hear.
DICEY.
Well, when I started for it, and cried out, It disappeared, as ghosts will always do ; I think my fancy must have made it all.
Just then I stumbled on some little thing, That gave a cry of anguish ; and I stooped And picked it up; it was a little bird; And it had lost its nest, and helpless lay, With none to care for it. I picked it up.
And said, '^ My poor, weak, helpless, silly thing I This is a cold world ijito which you've come.
What to read after Young Folks Centennial Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton Will to read onlineMoreLess
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