Frontier Ballads
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He finished; whereat Bobby raised objections an* was pained At the style of Stebbins' language an' Bobby was sustained. Then Stebbins said the Chairman might be strong an' somethin' more, But he dared not try sustainin' Mister Earl down on the floor!
By this time indications made it plain to persons there That a spirit of contention was a-breedin' in the air, Fer Drew jumped through a window as Blarcum slowly rose, While Bobby Earl was aimin' fer Pierpont Stebbins' nose.
The other folks conclud...ed it was gettin' time they went, An' started fer the doorways by unanimous consent, While the Chair came down on Stebbins regardless of the law, An* Blake propelled the Minutes at Mister Blarcum's jaw.
There'll be a bunch of fun'rals in Coyoteville today; Some well-known ex-reformers in the leadin' parts will play; An' Coyoteville's considerin' this lesson o'er an' o'er, That peace may have its battles as well, sometimes, as war.
70 PRAIRIE SONGS THE SONG OF THE WINCHESTER k ULL heir to the twist-bored yager gun with its half -inch slug, I stand ; His rest was the Forty-niner's arm, as mine is the sportsman's hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He finished; whereat Bobby raised objections an* was pained At the style of Stebbins' language an' Bobby was sustained. Then Stebbins said the Chairman might be strong an' somethin' more, But he dared not try sustainin' Mister Earl down on the floor!
By this time indications made it plain to persons there That a spirit of contention was a-breedin' in the air, Fer Drew jumped through a window as Blarcum slowly rose, While Bobby Earl was aimin' fer Pierpont Stebbins' nose.
The other folks conclud...ed it was gettin' time they went, An' started fer the doorways by unanimous consent, While the Chair came down on Stebbins regardless of the law, An* Blake propelled the Minutes at Mister Blarcum's jaw.
There'll be a bunch of fun'rals in Coyoteville today; Some well-known ex-reformers in the leadin' parts will play; An' Coyoteville's considerin' this lesson o'er an' o'er, That peace may have its battles as well, sometimes, as war.
70 PRAIRIE SONGS THE SONG OF THE WINCHESTER k ULL heir to the twist-bored yager gun with its half -inch slug, I stand ; His rest was the Forty-niner's arm, as mine is the sportsman's hand.
What to read after Frontier Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Mills Hanson to read onlineMoreLess
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