An Opal Verses
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. . . Fold the secret close You understand. 46 The Mocking- Bird L[ST to that bird ! His song what poet pens it ? Brigand of birds, he s stolen every note ! Prince though of thieves hark ! how the rascal spends it ! Pours the whole forest from one tiny throat ! 47 Tom Weaver s Wooing YES sir ! the Ole North State fer me Toh liv an die in ! Though corn an cotton does git skarce An times is tryin . I ve lived straight on though as a boy I watched folks leavin By hundreds, fer Injany boun, An hope...s deceivin Tom Weavers Wooing In this ole house sot on the pike The pike from Rahly, Why, here, one April mawnin twus, I fust saw Polly ! Her folks wuz makin toh the West With fifty others - Wagons an cattle, dogs an men, Young uns an mothers. It come they stopped nigh toh my place Toh eat their snack thar : So I showed Polly roun* the lot, An branch down back thar. 49 Tom Weaver s Wooing Her eyes wuz like the vi lets thar The wet spray glistened, An when she spoke, the mock-bird stopped His song an listened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . Fold the secret close You understand. 46 The Mocking- Bird L[ST to that bird ! His song what poet pens it ? Brigand of birds, he s stolen every note ! Prince though of thieves hark ! how the rascal spends it ! Pours the whole forest from one tiny throat ! 47 Tom Weaver s Wooing YES sir ! the Ole North State fer me Toh liv an die in ! Though corn an cotton does git skarce An times is tryin . I ve lived straight on though as a boy I watched folks leavin By hundreds, fer Injany boun, An hope...s deceivin Tom Weavers Wooing In this ole house sot on the pike The pike from Rahly, Why, here, one April mawnin twus, I fust saw Polly ! Her folks wuz makin toh the West With fifty others - Wagons an cattle, dogs an men, Young uns an mothers. It come they stopped nigh toh my place Toh eat their snack thar : So I showed Polly roun* the lot, An branch down back thar. 49 Tom Weaver s Wooing Her eyes wuz like the vi lets thar The wet spray glistened, An when she spoke, the mock-bird stopped His song an listened.
What to read after An Opal Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ednah Proctor Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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