Rhymes of Yankee Land
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The public men who had in charge The matter of a site.
CRISPIN CRANE. 3/ Had passed their time in foolish fuss That grew into a fight.
That dingy court-house stands there still !
A relic of the past ; Wherein the lawyers show their wit, And argue questions vast.
MR. JONES, THE SMITH.
A STALWART, strong and cheerful man.
Our village Vulcan, Jones, Was no exception to the rule That smiths are seldom drones.
From morning stars till evening dews His swinging hammer rang, In keeping with the words a...nd tunes Of ballads which he sang.
Around his shop tall maples grew And robins caroled there, And rose and daffodil exhaled Their sweetness on the air.
MR. JONES, THE SMITH. 39 The gladdest man in town, he saw More sadness than the rest.
But found his joy in frequent work To have the saddened blest.
The humbler people of the place Esteemed him very dear ; And "men of higher rank than Jones Have sought his shop for cheer.
Did any speak of loss, he showed The faith which never tires ; Or tell of luck, his ia.dk would glow As ruddy as his fires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The public men who had in charge The matter of a site.
CRISPIN CRANE. 3/ Had passed their time in foolish fuss That grew into a fight.
That dingy court-house stands there still !
A relic of the past ; Wherein the lawyers show their wit, And argue questions vast.
MR. JONES, THE SMITH.
A STALWART, strong and cheerful man.
Our village Vulcan, Jones, Was no exception to the rule That smiths are seldom drones.
From morning stars till evening dews His swinging hammer rang, In keeping with the words a...nd tunes Of ballads which he sang.
Around his shop tall maples grew And robins caroled there, And rose and daffodil exhaled Their sweetness on the air.
MR. JONES, THE SMITH. 39 The gladdest man in town, he saw More sadness than the rest.
But found his joy in frequent work To have the saddened blest.
The humbler people of the place Esteemed him very dear ; And "men of higher rank than Jones Have sought his shop for cheer.
Did any speak of loss, he showed The faith which never tires ; Or tell of luck, his ia.dk would glow As ruddy as his fires.
What to read after Rhymes of Yankee Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aella Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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