The Poetical Works of William Henry Drummond
The Poetical Works of William Henry Drummond
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to-day Mese'f, de leetle wan, an' de wife, Dan anyt'ing I can say 'Cos nobody strike on de way we do For home an' deir own contree Wit' fedder bed, stove, de cradle too, An' ev'ryt'ing else we see Pilin' de wagon up ten foot high Goin' along de road An' de Yankee say as we 're passin' by Dey never see such a load 309 GETTING STOUT So dat 's how we 're comin' to Yamachiche An' dat 's w'y we 're stayin' here Jus' to be quiet an' hunt an' feesh, Not'ing at all to fear An' if ever you lissen de Yan...kee folk Brag an' kick up de fuss An' say we 're lak cattle upon de yoke, An' away dey can trot from us Jus' tell dem de news of Ge*don Plouffe- How he jump wit' de familee An' strike w'en de bugle is raise de roof For home an' hees own contree.
Getting Stout J7IGHTEEN, an' face lak de w'at 's de good?
Dere 's no use tryin' explain De way she 's lookin', dat girl Marie But affer it pass, de rain, An* sun come out of de cloud behin', An' laugh on de sky wance more Wall ! dat is de way her eye it shine W'en she see me upon de door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
to-day Mese'f, de leetle wan, an' de wife, Dan anyt'ing I can say 'Cos nobody strike on de way we do For home an' deir own contree Wit' fedder bed, stove, de cradle too, An' ev'ryt'ing else we see Pilin' de wagon up ten foot high Goin' along de road An' de Yankee say as we 're passin' by Dey never see such a load 309 GETTING STOUT So dat 's how we 're comin' to Yamachiche An' dat 's w'y we 're stayin' here Jus' to be quiet an' hunt an' feesh, Not'ing at all to fear An' if ever you lissen de Yan...kee folk Brag an' kick up de fuss An' say we 're lak cattle upon de yoke, An' away dey can trot from us Jus' tell dem de news of Ge*don Plouffe- How he jump wit' de familee An' strike w'en de bugle is raise de roof For home an' hees own contree.
Getting Stout J7IGHTEEN, an' face lak de w'at 's de good?
Dere 's no use tryin' explain De way she 's lookin', dat girl Marie But affer it pass, de rain, An* sun come out of de cloud behin', An' laugh on de sky wance more Wall ! dat is de way her eye it shine W'en she see me upon de door.
What to read after The Poetical Works of William Henry Drummond?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drummond William Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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