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Best way to read a book I've found Is have a little boy around And take him up upon your knee; Then talk about the tale, till he Lives it and feels it, just as you, And shares the great adventure, too. Books have a deep and lasting joy For him who reads them to his boy. BEST WAY TO READ A BOOK I FOUND IS TO HAVE A LITTLE BOY AROUND AND TAKE HIM UP UPON YOUR KNEE AND TALK ABOUT THE TALE TILL HE LIVES IT AND FEELS IT JUST AS YOU AND SHARES THE GREAT ADVENTURE TOO BOOKS HAVE A DEEP AND LASTING JOY FOR HIM WHO READS THEM TO HIS BOY
ess. Earth sends no greater, surer joy, as, too soon, thou, as I, shall say, Than that of him who is a boy, a little boy on Christmas Day. Best Way to Read a Book Best way to read a book I know Is get a lad of six or so, And curl him up upon my knee Deep in a big arm chair, where we Can catch the warmth of blazing coals, And then let two contented souls Melt into one, old age and youth, Sharing adventure's marvelous truth. I read a page, and then we sit And talk it over, bit by bit; Just how the pirates looked, and why They flung a black flag to the sky. We pass no paragraph without First knowing what it's all about, And when the author starts a fight We join the forces that are right. We're deep in Treasure Island, and From Spy Glass Hill we've viewed the land; Through thickets dense we've followed Jim And shared the doubts that came to him. We've heard Cap. Smollett arguing there With Long John Silver, gaunt and spare, And mastering our many fears We've battled with those buccaneers.  BEST WAY TO READ A BOOK BY EDGAR A GUEST READ FOR LIVERBOX DUCK WORK BY JOYCE COUCH BEST WAY TO READ A BOOK I KNOW IS TO GET A LAD OF SIX OR SO AND CURL HIM UP UPON MY KNEE DEEP IN A BIG ARM CHAIR WHERE WE CAN CATCH THE WARMTH OF BLAZING COALS AND THEN LET TWO CONTENTED SOULS MELT INTO ONE OLD AGE AND YOUTH SHARING ADVENTUROUS MARVELOUS TRUTH I READ A PAGE AND THEN WE SIT AND TALK IT OVER BIT BY BIT JUST HOW THE PIRATES LOOKED AND WHY THEY FLUNG A BLACK FLAG TO THE SKY WE PASS NO PARAGRAPH WITHOUT FIRST KNOWING WHAT IT'S ALL ABOUT AND WHEN THE AUTHOR STARTS A FIGHT WE JOIN THE FORCES THAT ARE RIGHT WE'RE DEEP IN TREASURE ISLAND AND FROM SPY GLASS HILL WE VIEW THE LAND THROUGH THICKETS DENSE WE FOLLOW JIM AND SHARED THE DOUBTS THAT CAME TO HIM WE'VE HEARD CAPTAIN SMOLLETT ARGUING THERE WITH LONG JOHN SILVER GAUNT AND SPARE AND MASTERING OUR MANY FEARS WE'VE BATTLED WITH THOSE BUCCANEERS
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