Songs of the Trail
Songs of the Trail
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SO LONG, CHINOOK!
(To E. T. ) CHINOOK, you re free; there s plenty pasture there: Your gallant years have earned you more . . . And yet..
Go on and graze ! Don t stand like that and stare ! Now quit your nosing! No, I ll not forget.
You want some sugar? Lady s horse you are!
I reckon that I ve spoiled you. Some would say, "A pet, that lazies by the corral bar, Rubbing his mane and switching flies all day. " Chinook, they did n t know you as a colt: We were some young and wild those days, Chinoo...k!
They never tamed a foot-loose thunderbolt That pawed a star down, every jump he took.
Here now my pocket s empty! Drift along.
Your saddle s off. Now can t you understand We ve made the last ride, sung the last old song?
They signed our warrant when they fenced this land.
Doggone it! This is not a funeral.
I ve turned you loose for good, old horse; you re free.
41 Songs of the Trail Why don t you kick and squeal and act like well, Perhaps you feel it s tough to quit like me.
Say, if you will keep nosing me, why, there !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SO LONG, CHINOOK!
(To E. T. ) CHINOOK, you re free; there s plenty pasture there: Your gallant years have earned you more . . . And yet..
Go on and graze ! Don t stand like that and stare ! Now quit your nosing! No, I ll not forget.
You want some sugar? Lady s horse you are!
I reckon that I ve spoiled you. Some would say, "A pet, that lazies by the corral bar, Rubbing his mane and switching flies all day. " Chinook, they did n t know you as a colt: We were some young and wild those days, Chinoo...k!
They never tamed a foot-loose thunderbolt That pawed a star down, every jump he took.
Here now my pocket s empty! Drift along.
Your saddle s off. Now can t you understand We ve made the last ride, sung the last old song?
They signed our warrant when they fenced this land.
Doggone it! This is not a funeral.
I ve turned you loose for good, old horse; you re free.
41 Songs of the Trail Why don t you kick and squeal and act like well, Perhaps you feel it s tough to quit like me.
Say, if you will keep nosing me, why, there !
What to read after Songs of the Trail?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knibbs Henry Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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