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"Here, sir, take this fur keeps" he said Half smiling, half forlorn, A battered base-ball dropped and rolled The City's carpet on. The door shut with a hasty snap The giver brave was gone.
59 GUILTY "Well, Officer 451" Said the Chairman of the Board, "You're charged with duty unfulfilled.
As this does not accord With your good record up to date, We'll hear what you've to say In your defense before we take Your credit marks away. " "It's because of this new ordinance" The stalwart bluecoat said,... "The one against the little tots That try to earn their bread; I mean the kids with flowers to sell That on the corners stand, You've noticed them, your Honor, A half -starved little band?
Poor waifs from wretched homes That would a miser's heart make sore, With only their small hands to keep Starvation from the door! So when the word to 'move 'em on' And run them in to fine In case they didn't quit the trade Was passed along the line. 60 We felt I know I did for one no Stomach for the job; Twas too much like the skulking wolf Who tries the fold to rob; And as for the big dealers, whose greed Has caused it all I've nabbed a score of sneak thieves, But none with souls so small !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Here, sir, take this fur keeps" he said Half smiling, half forlorn, A battered base-ball dropped and rolled The City's carpet on. The door shut with a hasty snap The giver brave was gone.
59 GUILTY "Well, Officer 451" Said the Chairman of the Board, "You're charged with duty unfulfilled.
As this does not accord With your good record up to date, We'll hear what you've to say In your defense before we take Your credit marks away. " "It's because of this new ordinance" The stalwart bluecoat said,... "The one against the little tots That try to earn their bread; I mean the kids with flowers to sell That on the corners stand, You've noticed them, your Honor, A half -starved little band?
Poor waifs from wretched homes That would a miser's heart make sore, With only their small hands to keep Starvation from the door! So when the word to 'move 'em on' And run them in to fine In case they didn't quit the trade Was passed along the line. 60 We felt I know I did for one no Stomach for the job; Twas too much like the skulking wolf Who tries the fold to rob; And as for the big dealers, whose greed Has caused it all I've nabbed a score of sneak thieves, But none with souls so small !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Harrison Gassaway to read onlineMoreLess
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