Ancient Poetry
Ancient Poetry
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when Myrtle stood up, It almost made her holler.
28 You should not wear such small shoes, The young man said again; Go screw your nut, poor Myrtle cried Your chin gives me a pain.
Will you let me see that darling corn ?
Said the young man, with a sigh. Go chase yourself around the block, Poor Myrtle did reply.
Now Myrtle goes to hops no more, For she finds it will not pay, She has turned over a new leaf And joined the Y. M. C. A.
JAPAN S PBOMISE We are coming, Mr. School Trustee, about seventy-...five or eighty more; We are coming, dear directors, from Japan s pagan shore We are coming to gay Berkeley, a town upon the bay, W T here a poor Jap gets free schooling for which the people pay.
Why your people are such greenies, we don t quite understand, As to give free education to the Japs from Japan land; To pay all the taxes, cause them to toil with might and main, 29 And it looks as if the Yankees had these poor Japs on the brain.
But don t worry, Berkeley people, for we will fill your schools, And be thankful to our idols that the Yankees are such fools.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
when Myrtle stood up, It almost made her holler.
28 You should not wear such small shoes, The young man said again; Go screw your nut, poor Myrtle cried Your chin gives me a pain.
Will you let me see that darling corn ?
Said the young man, with a sigh. Go chase yourself around the block, Poor Myrtle did reply.
Now Myrtle goes to hops no more, For she finds it will not pay, She has turned over a new leaf And joined the Y. M. C. A.
JAPAN S PBOMISE We are coming, Mr. School Trustee, about seventy-...five or eighty more; We are coming, dear directors, from Japan s pagan shore We are coming to gay Berkeley, a town upon the bay, W T here a poor Jap gets free schooling for which the people pay.
Why your people are such greenies, we don t quite understand, As to give free education to the Japs from Japan land; To pay all the taxes, cause them to toil with might and main, 29 And it looks as if the Yankees had these poor Japs on the brain.
But don t worry, Berkeley people, for we will fill your schools, And be thankful to our idols that the Yankees are such fools.
What to read after Ancient Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Edward John Edward Boyd to read onlineMoreLess
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