Dialect Ballads
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My home is yours ; I'll try, in part, Ter pay his boy the debt I owe.
82 MOTHEirS DOUGHNUTS.
El Dorado, 1851.
IVe jest bin down ter Thompson's, boys, 'N' feelin' kind o' blue, I thought I'd look in at "The Ranch, " Ter find out what wuz new. When I seen this sio:n a-hauoia' On a shanty by the lake: "Here's whar yer gets yer doughnuts Like yer mother used ter make. " I've seen a grizzly show hi^ teeth ; I've seen Kentucky Pete Draw out his shooter 'n' advise A " tenderfoot " ter treat ; 83 MOTHE...R'S DOUGHNUTS.
But nuthin' ever tuk me down, 'N' made my benders shake, Like that sio-n about the douo-hnuts Like my mother used ter make.
A sort o' mist shut out the ranch, 'N' standin' thar instead I seen an old white farm-house.
With its doors all painted red. A whifF came through the open door — Wuz I sleepin' or awake? The smell avuz that of doughnuts Like my mother used ter make.
The bees wuz hummin' round the porch Whar honeysuckles grew ; A yellow dish of apple sass Wuz sittin' thar in view; 84 85 MOTHER'S DOUGHNUTS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My home is yours ; I'll try, in part, Ter pay his boy the debt I owe.
82 MOTHEirS DOUGHNUTS.
El Dorado, 1851.
IVe jest bin down ter Thompson's, boys, 'N' feelin' kind o' blue, I thought I'd look in at "The Ranch, " Ter find out what wuz new. When I seen this sio:n a-hauoia' On a shanty by the lake: "Here's whar yer gets yer doughnuts Like yer mother used ter make. " I've seen a grizzly show hi^ teeth ; I've seen Kentucky Pete Draw out his shooter 'n' advise A " tenderfoot " ter treat ; 83 MOTHE...R'S DOUGHNUTS.
But nuthin' ever tuk me down, 'N' made my benders shake, Like that sio-n about the douo-hnuts Like my mother used ter make.
A sort o' mist shut out the ranch, 'N' standin' thar instead I seen an old white farm-house.
With its doors all painted red. A whifF came through the open door — Wuz I sleepin' or awake? The smell avuz that of doughnuts Like my mother used ter make.
The bees wuz hummin' round the porch Whar honeysuckles grew ; A yellow dish of apple sass Wuz sittin' thar in view; 84 85 MOTHER'S DOUGHNUTS.
What to read after Dialect Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Follen Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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