Hoosier Lyrics
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The rau-cous-throated frog ayont the sty Sends forth, as erst, his amerous vermal creaky Each hungry mooly casts her swivel eye For pots and pails in which her nose to poke.
/ With gurgling glee the gutter gushes by, Fraught all with filth, unknown and nameless dirt— A dead green goose, an o'er-ripe rat I spy; Head of a cat, tail of a flannel shirt.
The querulous cry of every gabbling goose From thousand-scented mudholes echoes o'er; The dogs and yawling cats have gotten loose And mock the hide...ous howls of hell once more.
HOOSIER LYRICS. 117 By jon scrub oak, where roots the sallow sow, In where John Murphy 's wife outpours her slop ; Right there you'll find there's almost stench now To cause the world its nostrils to estop.
And yonder dauntless goat that bank adown.
That wreathes his old fantastic horns so high, Gnaws sadly on the bustle of Miss Brown, Which she discarded in the months eone bv.
So in Goose Island cometh April round; Full eagerly we watch the month's approach-^ The season of sweet sight and pleasant sound, The season of the bedbus: and the roach.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The rau-cous-throated frog ayont the sty Sends forth, as erst, his amerous vermal creaky Each hungry mooly casts her swivel eye For pots and pails in which her nose to poke.
/ With gurgling glee the gutter gushes by, Fraught all with filth, unknown and nameless dirt— A dead green goose, an o'er-ripe rat I spy; Head of a cat, tail of a flannel shirt.
The querulous cry of every gabbling goose From thousand-scented mudholes echoes o'er; The dogs and yawling cats have gotten loose And mock the hide...ous howls of hell once more.
HOOSIER LYRICS. 117 By jon scrub oak, where roots the sallow sow, In where John Murphy 's wife outpours her slop ; Right there you'll find there's almost stench now To cause the world its nostrils to estop.
And yonder dauntless goat that bank adown.
That wreathes his old fantastic horns so high, Gnaws sadly on the bustle of Miss Brown, Which she discarded in the months eone bv.
So in Goose Island cometh April round; Full eagerly we watch the month's approach-^ The season of sweet sight and pleasant sound, The season of the bedbus: and the roach.
What to read after Hoosier Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Field, Eugene, 1850-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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