Harvest of Thoughts
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Miss Lucy, what's you geeglin* bout?
You aint too big to whale: Come hear and grab old Bailey's head!
You Mose, come grab his tail!
Look out dah mammy, watch dem heels!
We's gwine to turn him 'round; Now ev 'ry body lend a han', Let's git him off de ground.
27 fiarOest of Tbo6gl:)ts Git up! Git up! you scoundrel beast!
Push ha'd now, one an' all; Ah, we kaint hold him! git away, An' let the roskul fall.
I have a mind to git my ax, An' bust his plagued head ; A good fau notliin' plug like dis, I...s better off when dead.
Now Mose, you go an' git a pUnk, I'm gwine to make a prop; So when we git him on his feet, He kaint in no wise drop.
Git ready now! an* let us try, To git him on his feet; Git up! Come up saw! move about I You aim too sick to eat.
28 fiarVest of Tboagbts Be careful when he makes dat lunge, An* ketch him 'fo'he fall!
ril put dis plank against his side.
And bind htm to the stall.
Git up now Baldey! Come up sah! .
Gib me dat bup^gy spoke!
I brung him to his feet dat time; Look out!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Lucy, what's you geeglin* bout?
You aint too big to whale: Come hear and grab old Bailey's head!
You Mose, come grab his tail!
Look out dah mammy, watch dem heels!
We's gwine to turn him 'round; Now ev 'ry body lend a han', Let's git him off de ground.
27 fiarOest of Tbo6gl:)ts Git up! Git up! you scoundrel beast!
Push ha'd now, one an' all; Ah, we kaint hold him! git away, An' let the roskul fall.
I have a mind to git my ax, An' bust his plagued head ; A good fau notliin' plug like dis, I...s better off when dead.
Now Mose, you go an' git a pUnk, I'm gwine to make a prop; So when we git him on his feet, He kaint in no wise drop.
Git ready now! an* let us try, To git him on his feet; Git up! Come up saw! move about I You aim too sick to eat.
28 fiarVest of Tboagbts Be careful when he makes dat lunge, An* ketch him 'fo'he fall!
ril put dis plank against his side.
And bind htm to the stall.
Git up now Baldey! Come up sah! .
Gib me dat bup^gy spoke!
I brung him to his feet dat time; Look out!
What to read after Harvest of Thoughts?
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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