From Fair Hawaiiland Poems
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" And his wife lets fall from her busy hand The pants and patches, and says : "I guess I'll be able now to have that new dress We spoke about a month ago. " And the rancher cannot answer no, ^ or t ^ ie ra * n ' ls S * n 8 m 8 to ki m a son g That pleases him well as it sweeps along ; And he laughs and smiles, for the rain-song means OttM c or ri and barley and hay and beans ; And every drop of the welcome rain Is a bean to him, and he smiles again. A radiant man is Rancher Brown When the rain ...comes down ! When the rain comes down, in the shortest while The tradesmen all begin to smile And rub their hands and stroke their chin, In fancy ushering customers in ; And the clerks in the store wear a busy air, Dust the counters, and everywhere Hurry about in the greatest haste, Displaying their goods with the nicest taste ; And the shoe-store man is heard to say : " This is the weather for * making hay ' ; " Parading his rubbers and stoutest shoes, Appropriate things for the people to use To ward off fevers and colds and chills, Rheumatic pains and doctors' bills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" And his wife lets fall from her busy hand The pants and patches, and says : "I guess I'll be able now to have that new dress We spoke about a month ago. " And the rancher cannot answer no, ^ or t ^ ie ra * n ' ls S * n 8 m 8 to ki m a son g That pleases him well as it sweeps along ; And he laughs and smiles, for the rain-song means OttM c or ri and barley and hay and beans ; And every drop of the welcome rain Is a bean to him, and he smiles again. A radiant man is Rancher Brown When the rain ...comes down ! When the rain comes down, in the shortest while The tradesmen all begin to smile And rub their hands and stroke their chin, In fancy ushering customers in ; And the clerks in the store wear a busy air, Dust the counters, and everywhere Hurry about in the greatest haste, Displaying their goods with the nicest taste ; And the shoe-store man is heard to say : " This is the weather for * making hay ' ; " Parading his rubbers and stoutest shoes, Appropriate things for the people to use To ward off fevers and colds and chills, Rheumatic pains and doctors' bills.
What to read after From Fair Hawaiiland Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Maurice Mcmahon to read onlineMoreLess
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