Penn-Yan Bill's Wooing; Poem (Never Before Having Appeared in Type)
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Down yonder in the cottage that is nestling in the shade [ 9 ] Of the walnut trees that seem to love that quiet little glade, Abides a pretty maiden of the bonny name of Sue — As pretty as the black-eyed flow'rs, and quite as modest, too ; And lovers came there by the score — of every age and kind, But not a one (the story goes) was quite to Susie's mind; Their sighs, their protestations and their pleadings made her ill — When, all at once, upon the scene hove Penn-Yan Bill!
He came from old Mo...ntana, and he rode a broncho mare — He had a rather how-dy-do and rough-and- tumble air; His trousers were of buckskin, and his coat of furry stufif, His hat was drab of color and its brim was wide enough; Upon each leg a stalwart boot reached just above the knee, [ lo] And in the belt about his waist his weepons carried he; A rather strapping lover for our little Susie, still She was his choice, and he was hers — was Penn-Yan Bill.
We wonder that the ivy seeks out the oaken tree And twines her tendrils round him, tho' scarred and gnarled he be; We wonder that a gentle girl, unused to worldly cares.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Down yonder in the cottage that is nestling in the shade [ 9 ] Of the walnut trees that seem to love that quiet little glade, Abides a pretty maiden of the bonny name of Sue — As pretty as the black-eyed flow'rs, and quite as modest, too ; And lovers came there by the score — of every age and kind, But not a one (the story goes) was quite to Susie's mind; Their sighs, their protestations and their pleadings made her ill — When, all at once, upon the scene hove Penn-Yan Bill!
He came from old Mo...ntana, and he rode a broncho mare — He had a rather how-dy-do and rough-and- tumble air; His trousers were of buckskin, and his coat of furry stufif, His hat was drab of color and its brim was wide enough; Upon each leg a stalwart boot reached just above the knee, [ lo] And in the belt about his waist his weepons carried he; A rather strapping lover for our little Susie, still She was his choice, and he was hers — was Penn-Yan Bill.
We wonder that the ivy seeks out the oaken tree And twines her tendrils round him, tho' scarred and gnarled he be; We wonder that a gentle girl, unused to worldly cares.
What to read after Penn-Yan Bill's Wooing; Poem (Never Before Having Appeared in Type)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bibliophile Society (Boston, Mass.) to read onlineMoreLess
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