American Literature
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Specially in winter time, When they s snow and roads is fit. In them circumstances I m Resignated to my lot Which puts me in mind o what S called " The Literary. " A few Specimen Lines from Carle ton.
It isn t a scrumptious thing to see It s rather short of paint Its brow will al ays wrinkled be ; Its tick is grovvin faint; The circulation s noways good The jints too stiffly play It some at of ner than it should Forgits the time of day ; Twill stop an try to recollect Fur somethin like a week :... But there d be music, I suspect, If our ol clock could speak !
If to trace a hidden sorrow were within the doctor s art, They ha found a mortgage lying on that woman s broken heart. Worm or beetle, drouth or tempest, on a farmer s land may fall, But for first-class ruination trust a mortgage gainst them all.
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Hans Breitmann gif a barty, Dey had biano-blayin; xxn. ] TWO POETS FROM THE FAR WEST. 159 I felled in love mit a Merican frau, Her name was Madilda Yane. She had haar as provvn ash a pretzel, Her eyes vas himmel-plue, And ven dey looket indo mine, Dey shplit mine heart in two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Specially in winter time, When they s snow and roads is fit. In them circumstances I m Resignated to my lot Which puts me in mind o what S called " The Literary. " A few Specimen Lines from Carle ton.
It isn t a scrumptious thing to see It s rather short of paint Its brow will al ays wrinkled be ; Its tick is grovvin faint; The circulation s noways good The jints too stiffly play It some at of ner than it should Forgits the time of day ; Twill stop an try to recollect Fur somethin like a week :... But there d be music, I suspect, If our ol clock could speak !
If to trace a hidden sorrow were within the doctor s art, They ha found a mortgage lying on that woman s broken heart. Worm or beetle, drouth or tempest, on a farmer s land may fall, But for first-class ruination trust a mortgage gainst them all.
From Leland.
Hans Breitmann gif a barty, Dey had biano-blayin; xxn. ] TWO POETS FROM THE FAR WEST. 159 I felled in love mit a Merican frau, Her name was Madilda Yane. She had haar as provvn ash a pretzel, Her eyes vas himmel-plue, And ven dey looket indo mine, Dey shplit mine heart in two.
What to read after American Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mildred Cabell Watkins to read onlineMoreLess
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