The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — volume 08: Bunker Hill And Other Poems
The Poetical Works of Oliver Wendell Holmes — volume 08: Bunker Hill And Other Poems
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Dan Pfeiffer heard, And sprang impatient at the word;Budd Doble started on his bay, Old Hiram followed on his gray, And off they spring, and round they go, The fast ones doing "all they know. "Look! twice they follow at his heels, As round the circling course he wheels, And whirls with him that clinging boyLike Hector round the walls of Troy;Still on, and on, the third time roundThey're tailing off! they're losing ground!Budd Doble's nag begins to fail!Dan Pfeiffer's sorrel whisks his tail!And ...see! in spite of whip and shout, Old Hiram's mare is giving out!Now for the finish! at the turn, The old horse--all the rest astern--Comes swinging in, with easy trot;By Jove! he's distanced all the lot!
That trot no mortal could explain;Some said, "Old Dutchman come again!"Some took his time, --at least they tried, But what it was could none decide;One said he couldn't understandWhat happened to his second hand;One said 2. 10; that could n't be--More like two twenty-two or three;Old Hiram settled it at last;"The time was two--too dee-vel-ish fast!" The parson's horse had won the bet;It cost him something of a sweat;Back in the one-horse shay he went;The parson wondered what it meant, And murmured, with a mild surpriseAnd pleasant twinkle of the eyes, That funeral must have been a trick, Or corpses drive at double-quick;I should n't wonder, I declare, If brother--Jehu--made the prayer!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dan Pfeiffer heard, And sprang impatient at the word;Budd Doble started on his bay, Old Hiram followed on his gray, And off they spring, and round they go, The fast ones doing "all they know. "Look! twice they follow at his heels, As round the circling course he wheels, And whirls with him that clinging boyLike Hector round the walls of Troy;Still on, and on, the third time roundThey're tailing off! they're losing ground!Budd Doble's nag begins to fail!Dan Pfeiffer's sorrel whisks his tail!And ...see! in spite of whip and shout, Old Hiram's mare is giving out!Now for the finish! at the turn, The old horse--all the rest astern--Comes swinging in, with easy trot;By Jove! he's distanced all the lot!
That trot no mortal could explain;Some said, "Old Dutchman come again!"Some took his time, --at least they tried, But what it was could none decide;One said he couldn't understandWhat happened to his second hand;One said 2. 10; that could n't be--More like two twenty-two or three;Old Hiram settled it at last;"The time was two--too dee-vel-ish fast!" The parson's horse had won the bet;It cost him something of a sweat;Back in the one-horse shay he went;The parson wondered what it meant, And murmured, with a mild surpriseAnd pleasant twinkle of the eyes, That funeral must have been a trick, Or corpses drive at double-quick;I should n't wonder, I declare, If brother--Jehu--made the prayer!
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