Farm Ballads
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Hang your lantern by the ring, On a nail, or on a string;For the Durham calf 'll bunt it, if there's any such a thing:He's a handsome one to see, And a knowin' one is he:I stooped over t'other morning, and he up and went for me!
Rover thinks he hears a noise!Just keep still a minute, boys;Nellie, hold your tongue a second, and be silent with your toys. Stop that barkin', now, you whelp, Or I'll kick you till you yelp!Yes, I hear it; 'tis somebody that's callin' out for help.
Get the lantern, Ji...m and Tom;Mother, keep the babies calm, And we'll follow up that halloa, and we'll see where it is from. 'Tis a hairy sort of night "'TIS A HAIRY SORT OF NIGHT FOR A MAN TO FACE AND FIGHT. " For a man to face and fight;And the wind is blowin'--Hang it, Jimmy, bring another light!
Ah! 'twas you, then, Johnny Rich, Yelling out at such a pitch, For a decent man to help you, while you fell into the ditch:'Tisn't quite the thing to say, But we ought to've let you lay, While your drunken carcass died a-drinkin' water any way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hang your lantern by the ring, On a nail, or on a string;For the Durham calf 'll bunt it, if there's any such a thing:He's a handsome one to see, And a knowin' one is he:I stooped over t'other morning, and he up and went for me!
Rover thinks he hears a noise!Just keep still a minute, boys;Nellie, hold your tongue a second, and be silent with your toys. Stop that barkin', now, you whelp, Or I'll kick you till you yelp!Yes, I hear it; 'tis somebody that's callin' out for help.
Get the lantern, Ji...m and Tom;Mother, keep the babies calm, And we'll follow up that halloa, and we'll see where it is from. 'Tis a hairy sort of night "'TIS A HAIRY SORT OF NIGHT FOR A MAN TO FACE AND FIGHT. " For a man to face and fight;And the wind is blowin'--Hang it, Jimmy, bring another light!
Ah! 'twas you, then, Johnny Rich, Yelling out at such a pitch, For a decent man to help you, while you fell into the ditch:'Tisn't quite the thing to say, But we ought to've let you lay, While your drunken carcass died a-drinkin' water any way.
What to read after Farm Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carleton Will to read onlineMoreLess
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