Stories in Rhyme
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You see fairy gardens bloom And inhale their sweet perfume In Sumner; Here the streets are always clean, Here the folks are never mean, And ugly women are not seen In Sumner.
We tender you a health resort, One of the right kind of sort, In Sumner; You get the peachbloom on your cheek, And sprightly grow from week to week, We have the spot for which you seek, In Sumner.
Now, listen, folks! here is, forsooth, The long, long sought for fonnt of youth, In Sumner; The waters from our deep town well ...Make grandpa prance like a gazelle And grandma look like a village belle, In Sumner.
Supplement to "Stories in Rhyme by Uncle Ho." 1912 ^o^J^J IOWA BOOSTER JINGLES By Homer P. Branch Seek ye the fabled fount of youth?
We have it here, right sure, forsooth.
In Iowa; Just start the windmill, use the pump, Drink, and your pulse begins to jump; Old and lean grow young and plump, In Iowa.
This is the land of corn and wine!
I tell you what! we're feeling fine In Iowa; We raise the bumpest bumper oats, The sleekest steers, the fattest shoats, And find it easy to pay notes In Iowa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see fairy gardens bloom And inhale their sweet perfume In Sumner; Here the streets are always clean, Here the folks are never mean, And ugly women are not seen In Sumner.
We tender you a health resort, One of the right kind of sort, In Sumner; You get the peachbloom on your cheek, And sprightly grow from week to week, We have the spot for which you seek, In Sumner.
Now, listen, folks! here is, forsooth, The long, long sought for fonnt of youth, In Sumner; The waters from our deep town well ...Make grandpa prance like a gazelle And grandma look like a village belle, In Sumner.
Supplement to "Stories in Rhyme by Uncle Ho." 1912 ^o^J^J IOWA BOOSTER JINGLES By Homer P. Branch Seek ye the fabled fount of youth?
We have it here, right sure, forsooth.
In Iowa; Just start the windmill, use the pump, Drink, and your pulse begins to jump; Old and lean grow young and plump, In Iowa.
This is the land of corn and wine!
I tell you what! we're feeling fine In Iowa; We raise the bumpest bumper oats, The sleekest steers, the fattest shoats, And find it easy to pay notes In Iowa.
What to read after Stories in Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Branch, Homer P. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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