American Ballads And Songs
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" Says he, "Upon the brink I ll stand, Do you run down the hill And push me in with all your might. " Says she, "My love, I will. " Says she, "My love, I will. " AMERICAN BALLADS AND SONGS 115 "For fear that I should courage lack And try to save myself, Pray tie my hands behind my back. " "I will, " replied his wife. She tied them fast, as you may think, And when securely done, "Now stand, " says she, "upon the brink, And I ll prepare to run, And I ll prepare to run. " And down the hill his lov...ing bride Now ran with all her force To push him in he stepped aside And she fell in of course. Now splashing, dashing, like a fish, "O save me, Johnny Sands. " "I can t, my dear, though much I wish, For you have tied my hands, For you have tied my hands. " (B) JOHNNY SANDS A man whose name was Johnny Sands Had married Betty Hodge, And though she brought him gold and land, She proved a terrible pledge, For she was a scolding wife, And full of whines and whims. He said that he was tired of life And she was tired of him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Says he, "Upon the brink I ll stand, Do you run down the hill And push me in with all your might. " Says she, "My love, I will. " Says she, "My love, I will. " AMERICAN BALLADS AND SONGS 115 "For fear that I should courage lack And try to save myself, Pray tie my hands behind my back. " "I will, " replied his wife. She tied them fast, as you may think, And when securely done, "Now stand, " says she, "upon the brink, And I ll prepare to run, And I ll prepare to run. " And down the hill his lov...ing bride Now ran with all her force To push him in he stepped aside And she fell in of course. Now splashing, dashing, like a fish, "O save me, Johnny Sands. " "I can t, my dear, though much I wish, For you have tied my hands, For you have tied my hands. " (B) JOHNNY SANDS A man whose name was Johnny Sands Had married Betty Hodge, And though she brought him gold and land, She proved a terrible pledge, For she was a scolding wife, And full of whines and whims. He said that he was tired of life And she was tired of him.
What to read after American Ballads And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Pound to read onlineMoreLess
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