Lyrics of Fir And Foam
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"If I should want a change o* scene, it isn't hard to find; Some friendly tug-boat comes along, I just hitch on behind; "He has to do the stokin', see? and I just float along; Or I can sail her sometimes, when the wind don't blow too strong.
"Perhaps you've noticed that a crowd and happiness don't mix. So why should I be lonesome in my House Boat on the Sticks?
"And when you feel like restin' up, why, stranger, drop around; I'll take the house boat off the sticks, and show you Puget Sound. " ah...c E were coming from the Northland, Where the snowy peaks look down On the restless life that pulses Through the quaint old Russian town.
And our ship was treasure-laden; For our hoard of precious gold We had braved the mountain peril.
And the bitter Arctic cold.
After all our months of waiting, After all our hopes and fears, We could see the dear home faces Smiling at us through their tears.
But our way lay through a channel We must traverse warily, Where of old some giant fingers Tore a pathway for the sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"If I should want a change o* scene, it isn't hard to find; Some friendly tug-boat comes along, I just hitch on behind; "He has to do the stokin', see? and I just float along; Or I can sail her sometimes, when the wind don't blow too strong.
"Perhaps you've noticed that a crowd and happiness don't mix. So why should I be lonesome in my House Boat on the Sticks?
"And when you feel like restin' up, why, stranger, drop around; I'll take the house boat off the sticks, and show you Puget Sound. " ah...c E were coming from the Northland, Where the snowy peaks look down On the restless life that pulses Through the quaint old Russian town.
And our ship was treasure-laden; For our hoard of precious gold We had braved the mountain peril.
And the bitter Arctic cold.
After all our months of waiting, After all our hopes and fears, We could see the dear home faces Smiling at us through their tears.
But our way lay through a channel We must traverse warily, Where of old some giant fingers Tore a pathway for the sea.
What to read after Lyrics of Fir And Foam?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Rollit Coe to read onlineMoreLess
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