Goodbye Jim
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Jim lo-wed at lie d had sich luck afore, Cjuessed ne d tackle ner tnree years more.
And tne old man give nim a colt he d raised.
And follered him over to Camp Ben AiVade, Ana laid around fer a "week er so, W' atcnin Jim on dress-parade — Xel Tinally ne rid a-way.
And last lie lieerd was tlie old man say, — " Well, good-Dye, Jim : Take keer ox yourse x !
Xuk tne papers, the old man did, A-watcnin rer Jim — Fully Delievin ne d make nis mark Some "way — ^jes Avrapped up m him ! ■ And many a time t...ne -word u d come At stirred nim up like the tap or a drum — At PetersDurg, rer instunce, -wnere Jim rid rignt into tneir cannons tnere.
And tuk em, and p mted em t otner -way.
And socked it nome to the toys in gray.
As tney scooted ler timber, and on and on — J im a lieutenant and one arm gone.
Ana tne ola man s ■words m liis mmd all day,- " >Vell, good-Dye, Jim : Take keer of yourse r !
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i •..^■'...i y Xhink. of a private, new, perhaps, Vve 11 say like Jim, At s clumD clean up to tne snoulaer-straps — And tne old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jim lo-wed at lie d had sich luck afore, Cjuessed ne d tackle ner tnree years more.
And tne old man give nim a colt he d raised.
And follered him over to Camp Ben AiVade, Ana laid around fer a "week er so, W' atcnin Jim on dress-parade — Xel Tinally ne rid a-way.
And last lie lieerd was tlie old man say, — " Well, good-Dye, Jim : Take keer ox yourse x !
Xuk tne papers, the old man did, A-watcnin rer Jim — Fully Delievin ne d make nis mark Some "way — ^jes Avrapped up m him ! ■ And many a time t...ne -word u d come At stirred nim up like the tap or a drum — At PetersDurg, rer instunce, -wnere Jim rid rignt into tneir cannons tnere.
And tuk em, and p mted em t otner -way.
And socked it nome to the toys in gray.
As tney scooted ler timber, and on and on — J im a lieutenant and one arm gone.
Ana tne ola man s ■words m liis mmd all day,- " >Vell, good-Dye, Jim : Take keer of yourse r !
"\.
i •..^■'...i y Xhink. of a private, new, perhaps, Vve 11 say like Jim, At s clumD clean up to tne snoulaer-straps — And tne old.
What to read after Goodbye Jim?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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