Chimes of the West
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To a spectator it seems so tunny How people will lose their heads, Forget all manners, and go a runny And substitute insteads — on the train.
IMPRESSIONS.
Am well impressed with the fondness for flow- ers I find wherever I go ; The greatest profusion, fragrant and bright, varieties I do not know.
A splendid ettect it has on me to have a bouquet, where I can see.
142 CHIMES OF THE, WEST BEHAVIOR.
All stared at a beautiful gi-1 With dimpled chin and flufty curl, Shapely features, dress so line.
H...ips and shoulders in perfect line.
Looked like a flower in some bouquet.
Behaved so well the folks did say : "That girl s been away from home before, Should be allowed to go some more." CROONING.
A bit of "crooing" on the train, Or spooning, as you may say.
Attracts attention, also gains Notoriety For the lovers who make love on the train, Who from making love cannot refrain.
VERY NAUGHTY.
A sweet little child so pretty and bright.
Whose manners disgraced her mother ; Apologized for "as not sleeping last night," Was 'nervous, and that was the bother, Tho' ever so pretty and daintily dressed She needed a spanking, as many confessed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To a spectator it seems so tunny How people will lose their heads, Forget all manners, and go a runny And substitute insteads — on the train.
IMPRESSIONS.
Am well impressed with the fondness for flow- ers I find wherever I go ; The greatest profusion, fragrant and bright, varieties I do not know.
A splendid ettect it has on me to have a bouquet, where I can see.
142 CHIMES OF THE, WEST BEHAVIOR.
All stared at a beautiful gi-1 With dimpled chin and flufty curl, Shapely features, dress so line.
H...ips and shoulders in perfect line.
Looked like a flower in some bouquet.
Behaved so well the folks did say : "That girl s been away from home before, Should be allowed to go some more." CROONING.
A bit of "crooing" on the train, Or spooning, as you may say.
Attracts attention, also gains Notoriety For the lovers who make love on the train, Who from making love cannot refrain.
VERY NAUGHTY.
A sweet little child so pretty and bright.
Whose manners disgraced her mother ; Apologized for "as not sleeping last night," Was 'nervous, and that was the bother, Tho' ever so pretty and daintily dressed She needed a spanking, as many confessed.
What to read after Chimes of the West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sprigg, Norris C[larion], 1858- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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