Forest Leaves And Other Poems
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When et wuz Christmas nd the lad Wuz jest a-turnin three, His Pa allowed thet we must have Fer him a Christmas tree. The notion took like wild-fire, And all around about, Yer could a-heard the miners all Second d et with a shout! Each one uv us fell to nd worked Upon this novel drift, All bent upon discoverin The finest Christmas gift.
There want no gewgaws in them parts, And every one wuz thrown Upon his own resources, which We found not overgrown! We owe to Nature every thing We get, while he...re we live, But in most cases all her gifts Are somewhat primitive; And most uv em would hardly do, I think we ll all agree, Fer decoratin fer a child A pleasin Christmas tree! There ain t a soul in all the earth But et would please to see The gifts which we all worked nd brung To thet ar child uv three; And when we hed arranged em all Bt wuz a purty sight; Ef I should live a hundred year, I d ne er forget that night.
156 UTTI. E CRICKET.
The tree wuz right smart uv a spruce Set in a cedar block, Right in the center uv the room On which to hang our stock; And when we d hung our presents all, That tree hed cur us fruit; Twuz wagons, barrows, picks nd spades And other things to boot!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When et wuz Christmas nd the lad Wuz jest a-turnin three, His Pa allowed thet we must have Fer him a Christmas tree. The notion took like wild-fire, And all around about, Yer could a-heard the miners all Second d et with a shout! Each one uv us fell to nd worked Upon this novel drift, All bent upon discoverin The finest Christmas gift.
There want no gewgaws in them parts, And every one wuz thrown Upon his own resources, which We found not overgrown! We owe to Nature every thing We get, while he...re we live, But in most cases all her gifts Are somewhat primitive; And most uv em would hardly do, I think we ll all agree, Fer decoratin fer a child A pleasin Christmas tree! There ain t a soul in all the earth But et would please to see The gifts which we all worked nd brung To thet ar child uv three; And when we hed arranged em all Bt wuz a purty sight; Ef I should live a hundred year, I d ne er forget that night.
156 UTTI. E CRICKET.
The tree wuz right smart uv a spruce Set in a cedar block, Right in the center uv the room On which to hang our stock; And when we d hung our presents all, That tree hed cur us fruit; Twuz wagons, barrows, picks nd spades And other things to boot!
What to read after Forest Leaves And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Wesley Kyle to read onlineMoreLess
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