His Pas Romance Poems
His Pas Romance Poems
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60 CHAIRLEY BURKE He s joompin oor the tops o sthools, the both forninst an back ! He ll lave yez pick the blessed flure, an walk the straightest crack ! He s liftin barrels wid his teeth, and singin "Garry Owen" Till all the house be strikin hands, sence Chairley Burke s in town.
The Road-Yaird hands comes dhroppin in, an never goin back ; An there s two freights upon the switch the wan on aither track An Mr. Gearry, from The Shops, he s mad enough to swear, An durst n t spake a word but grin,... the whilst that Chairley s there ! Och! Chairley! Chairley! Chairley Burke! ye divil, wid yer ways O dhrivin all the troubles aff, these dark an gloomy days !
6l CHAIRLEY BURKE Ohone ! that it s meself, wid all the griefs I have to dhrown, Must lave me pick to resht a bit, sence Chairjey Burke s in town !
SONG THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA I m The Old Man of the Sea I am !
And this is my secret pride, That I have a hundred shapes, all sham, And a hundred names besides : They have named me "Habit, " and "Way, " for sooth, "Capricious, " and "Fancy-free" ; But to you, O Youth, I confess the truth, I m The Old Man of the Sea.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
60 CHAIRLEY BURKE He s joompin oor the tops o sthools, the both forninst an back ! He ll lave yez pick the blessed flure, an walk the straightest crack ! He s liftin barrels wid his teeth, and singin "Garry Owen" Till all the house be strikin hands, sence Chairley Burke s in town.
The Road-Yaird hands comes dhroppin in, an never goin back ; An there s two freights upon the switch the wan on aither track An Mr. Gearry, from The Shops, he s mad enough to swear, An durst n t spake a word but grin,... the whilst that Chairley s there ! Och! Chairley! Chairley! Chairley Burke! ye divil, wid yer ways O dhrivin all the troubles aff, these dark an gloomy days !
6l CHAIRLEY BURKE Ohone ! that it s meself, wid all the griefs I have to dhrown, Must lave me pick to resht a bit, sence Chairjey Burke s in town !
SONG THE OLD MAN OF THE SEA I m The Old Man of the Sea I am !
And this is my secret pride, That I have a hundred shapes, all sham, And a hundred names besides : They have named me "Habit, " and "Way, " for sooth, "Capricious, " and "Fancy-free" ; But to you, O Youth, I confess the truth, I m The Old Man of the Sea.
What to read after His Pas Romance Poems?
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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