Fagots of Cedar
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T)e hones' man ees bes' man yet — An' dat be sure as God!
1903 tj3 Ct3 THE SUNSET OF MY YEARS SOMETIMES when I'm a-settin' here, a-waitin' for the night.
The sun is stoopin' over low and spread- in' of his Hght On the puddles in the road there, and the reachin' shadders fold Down around the corn and popples that is throwin' back the gold.
ThenI 'magine that a voice I know is callin' home the steers From the woods along the gulley — and it sort o' starts the tears.
It was nip an' tuck with us aw...hile a-try- in' to get along, And I calculate it made the bonds a-tween us middlin' strong.
Him an' me had pulled together — yes — for more 'an forty years.
An' reg'lar, most, as that old clock I'd heard him call the steers.
Then one evenin' while the shadders picked the gleanin's of the day, Alf, he heard a voice a-calHn', sort o' sweet, — an' went away!
And I reckon that's the reason, in this sunset of my years.
Why I wait for night to gather and I can't keep back the tears.
ROBBINS'-SIDIN' FARM HAVE you ever been to Robbins'-Sidin* farm?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
T)e hones' man ees bes' man yet — An' dat be sure as God!
1903 tj3 Ct3 THE SUNSET OF MY YEARS SOMETIMES when I'm a-settin' here, a-waitin' for the night.
The sun is stoopin' over low and spread- in' of his Hght On the puddles in the road there, and the reachin' shadders fold Down around the corn and popples that is throwin' back the gold.
ThenI 'magine that a voice I know is callin' home the steers From the woods along the gulley — and it sort o' starts the tears.
It was nip an' tuck with us aw...hile a-try- in' to get along, And I calculate it made the bonds a-tween us middlin' strong.
Him an' me had pulled together — yes — for more 'an forty years.
An' reg'lar, most, as that old clock I'd heard him call the steers.
Then one evenin' while the shadders picked the gleanin's of the day, Alf, he heard a voice a-calHn', sort o' sweet, — an' went away!
And I reckon that's the reason, in this sunset of my years.
Why I wait for night to gather and I can't keep back the tears.
ROBBINS'-SIDIN' FARM HAVE you ever been to Robbins'-Sidin* farm?
What to read after Fagots of Cedar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ivan Swift to read onlineMoreLess
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