Rhymes From the Mines And Other Lines
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100 A POOR JOKE ' It was 'cording to Bastow's directions, Though I vohmteered for the game, To ensnare their Mongolian affections, And lay them right on to a claim Eound the bend where we'd bottomed a duft'er- Myself and Pat Foley — right there. Where the sinking is deep and is tougher Than the hobs of Gehenna, I swear.
' That shaft was a regular clinker, ^Yhich it riles me to think of to-day. Quite a fortnight it took us to sink her, And then we came through on the clay. Not the ghost of a han...dful of gravel.
Well, we dropped it without any fuss, On the hill pegged the best we could snavel.
And the devil could prospect, for us.
' But the Pagans were not a bit wiser, And I counted it pretty fair game To appear as their friend and adviser, And induce them to take up that claim, By a-cracking the lay and position So's to get them to sink on the clay. Till they struck a hot shop in Perdition Or tapped wat( r in Europe some day.
A POOR JOKE 101 * But the heathens were mighty suspicious, Wouldn't have it I cared for their sakes — Here, I state that all Chinkies are vicious And I hate them like fever and snakes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
100 A POOR JOKE ' It was 'cording to Bastow's directions, Though I vohmteered for the game, To ensnare their Mongolian affections, And lay them right on to a claim Eound the bend where we'd bottomed a duft'er- Myself and Pat Foley — right there. Where the sinking is deep and is tougher Than the hobs of Gehenna, I swear.
' That shaft was a regular clinker, ^Yhich it riles me to think of to-day. Quite a fortnight it took us to sink her, And then we came through on the clay. Not the ghost of a han...dful of gravel.
Well, we dropped it without any fuss, On the hill pegged the best we could snavel.
And the devil could prospect, for us.
' But the Pagans were not a bit wiser, And I counted it pretty fair game To appear as their friend and adviser, And induce them to take up that claim, By a-cracking the lay and position So's to get them to sink on the clay. Till they struck a hot shop in Perdition Or tapped wat( r in Europe some day.
A POOR JOKE 101 * But the heathens were mighty suspicious, Wouldn't have it I cared for their sakes — Here, I state that all Chinkies are vicious And I hate them like fever and snakes.
What to read after Rhymes From the Mines And Other Lines?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward George Dyson to read onlineMoreLess
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