A Wanderer's Song of the Sea
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Naow Minnie wuz a-ridin' aout, an' didn't see 'em go — Those black police o' dingoes, as they sneaked off still an' slow; But she cantered ter th' station 'ouse, an' then, my life, 'ow wild She grew ter 'ear thet they wuz off — ^that tender- 'arted child !
She vowed she'd stop their bloody game; she'd never let 'em shoot !
She swore she'd ride 'em daown 'erself an tell th' blacks ter scoot.
'Ow's thet fer pluck? She rode away an' every man wuz scared ; They wanted ter ride after 'er, but not a ...Johnnie dared.
[42 IBallati ot 9^innit Wiammv Well boss, she rode an' rode all day, an' never stopped ter rest.
She scared th' bower-birds at play beside their 'idden nest; She brushed beneath th' wattle-trees, she crashed thro' shreds o' bark, Th' raven croaked above 'er, as the brush grew still an' dark.
Then out o' all thet blackness, she 'eared th' rifles crack.
My life, but she wuz paralyzed ! They're on th' niggers' track !
She 'eard th' far-off yells o' fear, she 'eard th' cries o' pain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Naow Minnie wuz a-ridin' aout, an' didn't see 'em go — Those black police o' dingoes, as they sneaked off still an' slow; But she cantered ter th' station 'ouse, an' then, my life, 'ow wild She grew ter 'ear thet they wuz off — ^that tender- 'arted child !
She vowed she'd stop their bloody game; she'd never let 'em shoot !
She swore she'd ride 'em daown 'erself an tell th' blacks ter scoot.
'Ow's thet fer pluck? She rode away an' every man wuz scared ; They wanted ter ride after 'er, but not a ...Johnnie dared.
[42 IBallati ot 9^innit Wiammv Well boss, she rode an' rode all day, an' never stopped ter rest.
She scared th' bower-birds at play beside their 'idden nest; She brushed beneath th' wattle-trees, she crashed thro' shreds o' bark, Th' raven croaked above 'er, as the brush grew still an' dark.
Then out o' all thet blackness, she 'eared th' rifles crack.
My life, but she wuz paralyzed ! They're on th' niggers' track !
She 'eard th' far-off yells o' fear, she 'eard th' cries o' pain.
What to read after A Wanderer's Song of the Sea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Augustus Keeler to read onlineMoreLess
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