Essex Ballads And Other Poems
Essex Ballads And Other Poems
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M I'EATHKKS STICKIN' IN HER 'AT?
THKv'kK i. Nrsv . - i . Shoild rather think the' are. ' AN'D OTHER POEMS.
VII. "JIM'S NEW GAL. " (A Ballad of JealoKsy. ) Who's he got there ? Good lawk, if that ain't Sal- Har tha's at wark at Rob't Wilson's farm.
There's nao mistaike, this time's he's got a gal ; Jes see 'em, Mary, walkin' arm in arm.
Here, good alive, jes let me hev a come.
Git down my bonnet off o' that ere shelf. Well, on my life, I never did ; by gum, I reckon she's a fancyin' of harself.
...Mary, here Mar)', jes you come an' look.
There come owd Sally — see her dress, the skart A-hanging down— that fare to want a hook — See how tha's draggin' in the dust an' dart.
Good graicious, Mary jes to look at that !
Fancy young Jim a-walkin' out with bar ! D'yer see them feathers stickin' in her 'at ?
They're limsy 'i I should rather think the' are.
26 ESSEX BALLADS Jealous ? What me ? O' sech as har indeed !
Nao, that I know I ent, so there. Good lor', Upon my life I thinlc I never seed A gal look sech a bag o' rags afore.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M I'EATHKKS STICKIN' IN HER 'AT?
THKv'kK i. Nrsv . - i . Shoild rather think the' are. ' AN'D OTHER POEMS.
VII. "JIM'S NEW GAL. " (A Ballad of JealoKsy. ) Who's he got there ? Good lawk, if that ain't Sal- Har tha's at wark at Rob't Wilson's farm.
There's nao mistaike, this time's he's got a gal ; Jes see 'em, Mary, walkin' arm in arm.
Here, good alive, jes let me hev a come.
Git down my bonnet off o' that ere shelf. Well, on my life, I never did ; by gum, I reckon she's a fancyin' of harself.
...Mary, here Mar)', jes you come an' look.
There come owd Sally — see her dress, the skart A-hanging down— that fare to want a hook — See how tha's draggin' in the dust an' dart.
Good graicious, Mary jes to look at that !
Fancy young Jim a-walkin' out with bar ! D'yer see them feathers stickin' in her 'at ?
They're limsy 'i I should rather think the' are.
26 ESSEX BALLADS Jealous ? What me ? O' sech as har indeed !
Nao, that I know I ent, so there. Good lor', Upon my life I thinlc I never seed A gal look sech a bag o' rags afore.
What to read after Essex Ballads And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mark Downe to read onlineMoreLess
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