Johnnie Courteau And Other Poems
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But I see heem hidin* somet'ing wan morning by de shore So firse tam I was passin' I scrape away de snow An' it *s rabbit skin he 's ketchin' on de swamp de day before, Leetle Injun Johnnie *s workin' on de spirit Windigo.
^2 The Windigo December 's come in stormy, an* de snow-dreef fill de road Can only see de chimley an* roof of our cabane.
An' stronges' team on stable fin* it plaintee heavy load Haulin' sleigh an* two t'ree pine log t'roo de wood an* beeg savane.
An' I travel off wan day me,... wit* Cyprien Palache, Explorin' for new timber, w*en de win* be- gin to blow, So we hurry on de snow-shoe for de camp on Coo Coo Cache If de nor* eas' storm is comin', was de bes' place we dunno — An' we 're gettin' safe enough dere wit' de storm close on our heel, But w'en our belt we loosen for takin* off de coat De foreman commence screamin* an* mon Dieu it mak* us feel Lak he got t'ree t*ousan* devil all fightin' on hees t*roat.
Cyprien is los' hees w'lssle, Cyprien is los' hees chain Injun Johnnie he mus' fin' it, even if de win' is high The Windigo 73 He can never show hese'f on de Coo Coo Cache again Till he bring dat silver w'issle an' de chain it *s hangin* by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But I see heem hidin* somet'ing wan morning by de shore So firse tam I was passin' I scrape away de snow An' it *s rabbit skin he 's ketchin' on de swamp de day before, Leetle Injun Johnnie *s workin' on de spirit Windigo.
^2 The Windigo December 's come in stormy, an* de snow-dreef fill de road Can only see de chimley an* roof of our cabane.
An' stronges' team on stable fin* it plaintee heavy load Haulin' sleigh an* two t'ree pine log t'roo de wood an* beeg savane.
An' I travel off wan day me,... wit* Cyprien Palache, Explorin' for new timber, w*en de win* be- gin to blow, So we hurry on de snow-shoe for de camp on Coo Coo Cache If de nor* eas' storm is comin', was de bes' place we dunno — An' we 're gettin' safe enough dere wit' de storm close on our heel, But w'en our belt we loosen for takin* off de coat De foreman commence screamin* an* mon Dieu it mak* us feel Lak he got t'ree t*ousan* devil all fightin' on hees t*roat.
Cyprien is los' hees w'lssle, Cyprien is los' hees chain Injun Johnnie he mus' fin' it, even if de win' is high The Windigo 73 He can never show hese'f on de Coo Coo Cache again Till he bring dat silver w'issle an' de chain it *s hangin* by.
What to read after Johnnie Courteau And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drummond William Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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