Farm Legends
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go 'long!" And just as the dasher its motion began, Stirred up by its knocks.
Like a jack-in-the-box lie jumped from his damp, dripping prison — and ran, And made a frog-leap o'er the stove and a chair.
With some crisp Bible words not intended as prayer.
All over the kitchen he rampaged and tore, And ran against every thing there but the door; Tipped over old 'Liakim flat on his back, And left a long trail of rich cream on his track.
" Ou I ou ! 'tis a ghost!" quavered 'Liakim's wife; "A ghost,... if I ever saw one in my life!" " The devil !" roared 'Liakim, rubbino- his shin.
"No! no!" shouted P;iti-ick, who just then came in; "It's only a lawyer; the devil ne'er runs — To bring on him a laugh — In the shape of a calf; It isn't the devil; it's one of his sons!
If so that the spalpeen had words he could utther, He'd swear he loved Bessie, an' loved no one butther." Now Joe la3' full length on the scantling o'erhead.
And tried to make out What it all was about, By list'ning to all that was done and was said ; But somehow his balance became uncontrolled, And he on the plastering heavil}' rolled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
go 'long!" And just as the dasher its motion began, Stirred up by its knocks.
Like a jack-in-the-box lie jumped from his damp, dripping prison — and ran, And made a frog-leap o'er the stove and a chair.
With some crisp Bible words not intended as prayer.
All over the kitchen he rampaged and tore, And ran against every thing there but the door; Tipped over old 'Liakim flat on his back, And left a long trail of rich cream on his track.
" Ou I ou ! 'tis a ghost!" quavered 'Liakim's wife; "A ghost,... if I ever saw one in my life!" " The devil !" roared 'Liakim, rubbino- his shin.
"No! no!" shouted P;iti-ick, who just then came in; "It's only a lawyer; the devil ne'er runs — To bring on him a laugh — In the shape of a calf; It isn't the devil; it's one of his sons!
If so that the spalpeen had words he could utther, He'd swear he loved Bessie, an' loved no one butther." Now Joe la3' full length on the scantling o'erhead.
And tried to make out What it all was about, By list'ning to all that was done and was said ; But somehow his balance became uncontrolled, And he on the plastering heavil}' rolled.
What to read after Farm Legends?
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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