Howdy All And Other Care-Free Rhymes
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It's out in Gramma's chicken yard.
You know where Gramma's is; 'At's where we go when Pa's worked hard Or got his rheumatiz.
Well, Gramma she's got chickens there, An' geese an' guinea hens.
An' ducks an' turkeys ever' where.
An' pigs inside th' pens.
An' when ain't nothin' else to do.
Like eat an' things like that, Nen's when I like to go down to Where Gramma's poultry's at.
A7 THE BARNYARD BAND I always take some jam an' bread Like it's all ist fer me, Nen if them poultry s ain't been fed — W...ell, you ist ought to seel 'At's when th' Band begins to play, An' when I throw 'em crumbs, They play their horns ist ever' way — Woodpecker he's th' drums I Pigs they're th' big bass horn, you bet, An' roosters, when they crow Are ever' one a clarinet, Th' guineas — piccolo.
An' Gramma says she knows th' tune My Band ist all time play ; She says 'at morning, night an' noon It's always "Perfect Day!" ^ CLOUD-CHILDREN I THINK of clouds as children of the sky ; They have their moods as children do — they cry, They laugh, they romp, they roll and toss about — One moment beautiful, then changing, sulk and pout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's out in Gramma's chicken yard.
You know where Gramma's is; 'At's where we go when Pa's worked hard Or got his rheumatiz.
Well, Gramma she's got chickens there, An' geese an' guinea hens.
An' ducks an' turkeys ever' where.
An' pigs inside th' pens.
An' when ain't nothin' else to do.
Like eat an' things like that, Nen's when I like to go down to Where Gramma's poultry's at.
A7 THE BARNYARD BAND I always take some jam an' bread Like it's all ist fer me, Nen if them poultry s ain't been fed — W...ell, you ist ought to seel 'At's when th' Band begins to play, An' when I throw 'em crumbs, They play their horns ist ever' way — Woodpecker he's th' drums I Pigs they're th' big bass horn, you bet, An' roosters, when they crow Are ever' one a clarinet, Th' guineas — piccolo.
An' Gramma says she knows th' tune My Band ist all time play ; She says 'at morning, night an' noon It's always "Perfect Day!" ^ CLOUD-CHILDREN I THINK of clouds as children of the sky ; They have their moods as children do — they cry, They laugh, they romp, they roll and toss about — One moment beautiful, then changing, sulk and pout.
What to read after Howdy All And Other Care-Free Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herschell, William, 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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