Lariattes; a book of Poems And Favorite Recitations
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Only a miner killed, just one more dead.
Who will provide for them— who earn their bread 1 Wife and the little ones: pity them, God, Their earthly father is under the sod.
Only a miner killed, dead on the spot.
Poor hearts are breaking in yonder lone cot.
He died at his post, a hero as brave As any who sleeps in a marble top grave.
Only a miner killed! God, if thou wilt, Just introduce him to Vanderbilt, Who, with his millions, if he is there, Can't buy one interest— even one share.
Only a mine...r, bury him quick; Just write his name on a piece of a stick.
Though humble and plain be the poor miner's grave Peyond, all are equal, the master and slave, THE POET SCOUT THE BURIAL OF WILD BILL.
(To C/iarhy Utter— Colorado Charley) Under the sod in the prairie-land We have laid him down to rest, With many a tear from the sad, rough throng.
And the friends he loved the best; And many a heartfelt sigh was heard As over the earth we trod, And many an eye was filled with tears As we covered him with the sod .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only a miner killed, just one more dead.
Who will provide for them— who earn their bread 1 Wife and the little ones: pity them, God, Their earthly father is under the sod.
Only a miner killed, dead on the spot.
Poor hearts are breaking in yonder lone cot.
He died at his post, a hero as brave As any who sleeps in a marble top grave.
Only a miner killed! God, if thou wilt, Just introduce him to Vanderbilt, Who, with his millions, if he is there, Can't buy one interest— even one share.
Only a mine...r, bury him quick; Just write his name on a piece of a stick.
Though humble and plain be the poor miner's grave Peyond, all are equal, the master and slave, THE POET SCOUT THE BURIAL OF WILD BILL.
(To C/iarhy Utter— Colorado Charley) Under the sod in the prairie-land We have laid him down to rest, With many a tear from the sad, rough throng.
And the friends he loved the best; And many a heartfelt sigh was heard As over the earth we trod, And many an eye was filled with tears As we covered him with the sod .
What to read after Lariattes; a book of Poems And Favorite Recitations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jack Crawford to read onlineMoreLess
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