Farm Voices
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[28J THE POORHOUSE WENT over to the poorhouse Yesterday To see a calf. Miser'ble place! Forty bein's in it Called human County wards Men not more 'n Half alive, Women slatterns. Plain enough What brought Them there, But just the same Made me feel low In my mind. Smelled bad. An' worse of all, There were Children growin* up To be paupers. Seems to me When folks see [29] Some of us Slidin' down Hill toward the Place They oughter stop The slippin*.
Shouldn't be Poorhouses Nor people in them!
[30] ...BOYS No spot in the world I know Where a boy can have a show Like on the farm. Gee! it's the place To make a start in the human race.
All outdoors at his command. Feels the lift-up of the land; Can't be cramped in wind or muscle; Every chanct to jump an' hustle.
Then the fun! What can't he do Workin' with the farmer's crew? Drivin' teams an' feedin' hogs, Milkin' cows an' haulin' logs, Runnin' the rake in the hay-field wide, Bossin' the team with proper pride, Trainin' the steers to jee an' haw, Showin' off 'fore paw and maw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[28J THE POORHOUSE WENT over to the poorhouse Yesterday To see a calf. Miser'ble place! Forty bein's in it Called human County wards Men not more 'n Half alive, Women slatterns. Plain enough What brought Them there, But just the same Made me feel low In my mind. Smelled bad. An' worse of all, There were Children growin* up To be paupers. Seems to me When folks see [29] Some of us Slidin' down Hill toward the Place They oughter stop The slippin*.
Shouldn't be Poorhouses Nor people in them!
[30] ...BOYS No spot in the world I know Where a boy can have a show Like on the farm. Gee! it's the place To make a start in the human race.
All outdoors at his command. Feels the lift-up of the land; Can't be cramped in wind or muscle; Every chanct to jump an' hustle.
Then the fun! What can't he do Workin' with the farmer's crew? Drivin' teams an' feedin' hogs, Milkin' cows an' haulin' logs, Runnin' the rake in the hay-field wide, Bossin' the team with proper pride, Trainin' the steers to jee an' haw, Showin' off 'fore paw and maw.
What to read after Farm Voices?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seitz Don Carlos to read onlineMoreLess
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