Canzoni And Songs of Wedlock
Canzoni And Songs of Wedlock
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If any one was in distress An' went to Dan, he'd say: " I guess We'll pull you out all right; let's see, Suppose you leave all that to me. " Was nothin' finer than the way He cared for poor old Uncle Jay, Who was the most unlucky han' For havin' trouble with his Ian' 'Bout taxes, or the early spring Plowin', or some other thing That plumb upsot the poor old man. Then, in the nick o' time, our Dan Steps in, and sez, " Don't fret, " sez he, " Suppose you leave all that to me. " It got to be that ...Uncle Jay He couldn't git along no way Without our Dan, an' our Dan he CANZONI 39 Jest cared fur him unselfishly. An' when the old man come to die Our Dan, o' course, was right close by. Sez Uncle Jay: " I'm worrit, Dan, 'Bout what's to come of all my Ian' An' all my money out at loan, An' in the bank, when I am gone. " Then Dan, he ups an' sez, sez he: " Suppose you leave all that to me. " 40 CANZONI HER ANSWER " "pvEAR Nell, " he wrote, " these violets \J I've made so bold to send to you Shall be my mute ambassadors; And each shall tell how deep and true The sender's love is, craving yours For him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If any one was in distress An' went to Dan, he'd say: " I guess We'll pull you out all right; let's see, Suppose you leave all that to me. " Was nothin' finer than the way He cared for poor old Uncle Jay, Who was the most unlucky han' For havin' trouble with his Ian' 'Bout taxes, or the early spring Plowin', or some other thing That plumb upsot the poor old man. Then, in the nick o' time, our Dan Steps in, and sez, " Don't fret, " sez he, " Suppose you leave all that to me. " It got to be that ...Uncle Jay He couldn't git along no way Without our Dan, an' our Dan he CANZONI 39 Jest cared fur him unselfishly. An' when the old man come to die Our Dan, o' course, was right close by. Sez Uncle Jay: " I'm worrit, Dan, 'Bout what's to come of all my Ian' An' all my money out at loan, An' in the bank, when I am gone. " Then Dan, he ups an' sez, sez he: " Suppose you leave all that to me. " 40 CANZONI HER ANSWER " "pvEAR Nell, " he wrote, " these violets \J I've made so bold to send to you Shall be my mute ambassadors; And each shall tell how deep and true The sender's love is, craving yours For him.
What to read after Canzoni And Songs of Wedlock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daly, T. A. (Thomas Augustine), 1871-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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