Indian Legends Other Poems
Indian Legends Other Poems
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Comes du ~Diable\ 'e'll 'ave to make tracks Or ve'll 'ave all dem tam Yankee poys on our packs. " Monsieur 1'Empereur, if your Max can get out With the hair of his head on he'd better, no doubt. If you'll not take it hard, here's a bit of advice It is dangerous for big pigs to dance on the ice; They sometimes slip up and they sometimes slip in, And the ice you are on is exceedingly thin. You're au fait, I'll admit, at a sharp game of chance, But the Devil himself couldn't always beat France. Re...member the fate of your uncle of yore, Tread lightly, and keep very close to the shore.
The Giant Republic its future how vast!
Now, freed from the follies and sins of the past, It will tower to the zenith; the ice-covered sea And Darien shall bound-mark the Land of the Free.
Behold how the landless, the poor and oppressed, Flock in on our shores from the East and the West!
Let them come bid them come we have plenty of room; *The Juggler.
t Horns of the Devil! equivalent to the exclamation The Devil!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Comes du ~Diable\ 'e'll 'ave to make tracks Or ve'll 'ave all dem tam Yankee poys on our packs. " Monsieur 1'Empereur, if your Max can get out With the hair of his head on he'd better, no doubt. If you'll not take it hard, here's a bit of advice It is dangerous for big pigs to dance on the ice; They sometimes slip up and they sometimes slip in, And the ice you are on is exceedingly thin. You're au fait, I'll admit, at a sharp game of chance, But the Devil himself couldn't always beat France. Re...member the fate of your uncle of yore, Tread lightly, and keep very close to the shore.
The Giant Republic its future how vast!
Now, freed from the follies and sins of the past, It will tower to the zenith; the ice-covered sea And Darien shall bound-mark the Land of the Free.
Behold how the landless, the poor and oppressed, Flock in on our shores from the East and the West!
Let them come bid them come we have plenty of room; *The Juggler.
t Horns of the Devil! equivalent to the exclamation The Devil!
What to read after Indian Legends Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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