Ballads of the West
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could I kill the cur ! Ha! but that bellow warns Me of the death I'll meet. Tossed high above their horns, Trampled beneath their feet ! Now they are on my chest, Millions of feet, they've crushed, Still, the whole thing seems best, All is so still, so hushed. Mary ! you know I care !
As here, half dead I lie, Girl! you're a virgin fair!
Heart-o '-my-heart ! goodby !
(His bunky speaks) "Say, for the love o' Paul!
What d'yu' think I am? Yu've got th' covers all, Seems yu' don't give a dam! Yu've... pulled th' blankets all Off to th' last darn sheet, Then, off th' bunk yu' fall, Drag me out by th' feet Ontu your diaphragm, Donchu think I want sleep? Think I don't give a dam?
Lord! but yu' make me weep! Cut out th ' -ham an ' beans, Then yiTll sleep like a man, 42 THE STAMPEDE AY hat all your ravin' means I cannot understaii ', Lord! he's a blasted shame, Things in his sleep he does, Ravin' about some flame, Some skirt he usta buzz. Gosh! I could make yu dance!
Imp o' th' evil Seed, Yu ' an ' your nightly trance !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
could I kill the cur ! Ha! but that bellow warns Me of the death I'll meet. Tossed high above their horns, Trampled beneath their feet ! Now they are on my chest, Millions of feet, they've crushed, Still, the whole thing seems best, All is so still, so hushed. Mary ! you know I care !
As here, half dead I lie, Girl! you're a virgin fair!
Heart-o '-my-heart ! goodby !
(His bunky speaks) "Say, for the love o' Paul!
What d'yu' think I am? Yu've got th' covers all, Seems yu' don't give a dam! Yu've... pulled th' blankets all Off to th' last darn sheet, Then, off th' bunk yu' fall, Drag me out by th' feet Ontu your diaphragm, Donchu think I want sleep? Think I don't give a dam?
Lord! but yu' make me weep! Cut out th ' -ham an ' beans, Then yiTll sleep like a man, 42 THE STAMPEDE AY hat all your ravin' means I cannot understaii ', Lord! he's a blasted shame, Things in his sleep he does, Ravin' about some flame, Some skirt he usta buzz. Gosh! I could make yu dance!
Imp o' th' evil Seed, Yu ' an ' your nightly trance !
What to read after Ballads of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Earl Harvey to read onlineMoreLess
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