Gems From An Old Drummer's Grip
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And I think she loved me some, that I'm bound to think, sir; And as for me, I can't begin to tell how much I loved her.
Three years ago the baby came, our humble home to bless, And then I reckon I was nigh to perfect happi- ness.
'Twas hers, 'twas mine, but I can't explain to you How that little girl's weak fingers our hearts to- gether drew.
Once we watched it through a fever, and with each gasping breath Dumb with an awful, nameless woe, we waited for its death.
And though I'm not a pious man..., our hearts to- gether there For Heaven to spare our darling one, went up in voiceless prayer.
And when the doctor said 'twould live what words our joy could tell.
Clasped in each other's arms, our grateful tears together fell.
So you see the shadows sometimes fell across our little nest, 46 GEMS EROM AN" OLD DRUMMER'S GRIP.
But it only made the sunshine seem a doubly welcome guest.
Work came to me a plenty, and I kept the anvil ringing, Early and late, you'd find me there a humming and a singing, Love moved my arm to labor, and moved my tongue to song, And though my singing wasn't sweet, it was tremendous strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I think she loved me some, that I'm bound to think, sir; And as for me, I can't begin to tell how much I loved her.
Three years ago the baby came, our humble home to bless, And then I reckon I was nigh to perfect happi- ness.
'Twas hers, 'twas mine, but I can't explain to you How that little girl's weak fingers our hearts to- gether drew.
Once we watched it through a fever, and with each gasping breath Dumb with an awful, nameless woe, we waited for its death.
And though I'm not a pious man..., our hearts to- gether there For Heaven to spare our darling one, went up in voiceless prayer.
And when the doctor said 'twould live what words our joy could tell.
Clasped in each other's arms, our grateful tears together fell.
So you see the shadows sometimes fell across our little nest, 46 GEMS EROM AN" OLD DRUMMER'S GRIP.
But it only made the sunshine seem a doubly welcome guest.
Work came to me a plenty, and I kept the anvil ringing, Early and late, you'd find me there a humming and a singing, Love moved my arm to labor, and moved my tongue to song, And though my singing wasn't sweet, it was tremendous strong.
What to read after Gems From An Old Drummer's Grip?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Streeter, Nelson R., 1838- to read onlineMoreLess
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