Camp Fire Verse
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194 HIM AN' ML I sot there, full o' deviltry, a-p'intin' with the Kun, An' we come up clost and closter, but the deer he didn't run; An' Philo shct his teeth so hard he split his briar- root As he held his breath a-waitin' an' expectin' me to shoot.
I could kind o' feel him hanker, I could kind o' hear him think. An' we'd come so nigh the animal we didn't dast to wink, But I kep' on a-p'intin' of the rijfle at the deer Jest as if I was expectin' fer to stick it in his ear.
An' Philo tetched the... gunnel soft an' shook it with his knee; I kind o' felt him nudgin' an' a-wishin' he was me, But I kep' on a-p'intin' with a foolish kind o' grin, Enjojan' all the wickedness that he was holdin' in.
An' of a sudden I could feel a tremble in his feet; I knew that he was gettin' mad an' fillin' up with heat. An' his blood it kind o' simmered, but he couldn't say a damn — He'd the feelin's of a panther an' the quiet of a lamb.
HIM AN' ME I9S But I only sot a-p'intin' at the shoulder of the deer An' we snooked along as ca-areful an'^ we kep' a-drawin' near; An' Philo — so deceivin' — as if frozen into rock, Was all het up with sinfulness from headgear unto sock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
194 HIM AN' ML I sot there, full o' deviltry, a-p'intin' with the Kun, An' we come up clost and closter, but the deer he didn't run; An' Philo shct his teeth so hard he split his briar- root As he held his breath a-waitin' an' expectin' me to shoot.
I could kind o' feel him hanker, I could kind o' hear him think. An' we'd come so nigh the animal we didn't dast to wink, But I kep' on a-p'intin' of the rijfle at the deer Jest as if I was expectin' fer to stick it in his ear.
An' Philo tetched the... gunnel soft an' shook it with his knee; I kind o' felt him nudgin' an' a-wishin' he was me, But I kep' on a-p'intin' with a foolish kind o' grin, Enjojan' all the wickedness that he was holdin' in.
An' of a sudden I could feel a tremble in his feet; I knew that he was gettin' mad an' fillin' up with heat. An' his blood it kind o' simmered, but he couldn't say a damn — He'd the feelin's of a panther an' the quiet of a lamb.
HIM AN' ME I9S But I only sot a-p'intin' at the shoulder of the deer An' we snooked along as ca-areful an'^ we kep' a-drawin' near; An' Philo — so deceivin' — as if frozen into rock, Was all het up with sinfulness from headgear unto sock.
What to read after Camp Fire Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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