Fishermans Verse
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I've held in trust, I give in trust, A very masterpiece of steel. So cherish lovingly, dear friend, My best Kentucky reel.
God speed you, fellow fisherman, Beside the roaring brook, And many a crimson-spotted trout Send surging up to try your hook. Oh ! would that I could still stand by, Or with the net in triumph kneel, While o'er the brawling turmoil sings My best Kentucky reel!
But I have said my last farewell To all the streams I used to know, Content, if you will sometimes stop 242 MY BEST... KENTUCKY REEL And think a while of Angler Joe, Lie on some bank we used to love, And let old memories o'er you steal, Meanwhile a tear, that shall not rust, Dries on my best Kentucky reel.
JAMES BUCKHAM SAINT PATRICK No doubt, St. Patrick was an Angler Of credit and renown, sir, And many a shining trout he caught, Ere he built Dublin town, sir. Old story says, (it tells no lies) He fish'd with bait and line, sir, At every throw he had a bite, Which tugg'd and shook his twine, sir.
In troubled streams he lov'd to fish, Then salmon could not see, sir, The trout, and eels, and also pike, Were under this decree, sir.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I've held in trust, I give in trust, A very masterpiece of steel. So cherish lovingly, dear friend, My best Kentucky reel.
God speed you, fellow fisherman, Beside the roaring brook, And many a crimson-spotted trout Send surging up to try your hook. Oh ! would that I could still stand by, Or with the net in triumph kneel, While o'er the brawling turmoil sings My best Kentucky reel!
But I have said my last farewell To all the streams I used to know, Content, if you will sometimes stop 242 MY BEST... KENTUCKY REEL And think a while of Angler Joe, Lie on some bank we used to love, And let old memories o'er you steal, Meanwhile a tear, that shall not rust, Dries on my best Kentucky reel.
JAMES BUCKHAM SAINT PATRICK No doubt, St. Patrick was an Angler Of credit and renown, sir, And many a shining trout he caught, Ere he built Dublin town, sir. Old story says, (it tells no lies) He fish'd with bait and line, sir, At every throw he had a bite, Which tugg'd and shook his twine, sir.
In troubled streams he lov'd to fish, Then salmon could not see, sir, The trout, and eels, and also pike, Were under this decree, sir.
What to read after Fishermans Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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