Letters From Colorado
Letters From Colorado
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I HAVEN T much to offer, But on the far hill-side There is a pine-log cabin Where I can take my bride. The door is off its hinges, The chimney too, does smoke, It has a nice south window, But every pane is broke.
The floor is hard and solid, The roof in places split, But one day s honest labor Will make a home of it. A table and three camp-stools, Bedstead of undressed pine Are all its present fixings But then, there is the mine !
Courtship. 79 The North Star in Eureka Alone will make us rich ;... The Golden Rod in Rico I hardly can guess which Will bring the most hard money, But one thing I can tell : It won t be long, my charmer, Before you cut a swell. Your dresses shall be velvet As rainbow colors bright, And sewed with pearls and diamonds You ll set the world alight.
Sometimes she " freezes to him, " Sometimes " her pa s been there, " Then she mocks at his visions, Nor gives his suit a care ; As often is reluctant, Half promises to wait But girls are scarce as oak trees ; Besides, the whims of Fate !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I HAVEN T much to offer, But on the far hill-side There is a pine-log cabin Where I can take my bride. The door is off its hinges, The chimney too, does smoke, It has a nice south window, But every pane is broke.
The floor is hard and solid, The roof in places split, But one day s honest labor Will make a home of it. A table and three camp-stools, Bedstead of undressed pine Are all its present fixings But then, there is the mine !
Courtship. 79 The North Star in Eureka Alone will make us rich ;... The Golden Rod in Rico I hardly can guess which Will bring the most hard money, But one thing I can tell : It won t be long, my charmer, Before you cut a swell. Your dresses shall be velvet As rainbow colors bright, And sewed with pearls and diamonds You ll set the world alight.
Sometimes she " freezes to him, " Sometimes " her pa s been there, " Then she mocks at his visions, Nor gives his suit a care ; As often is reluctant, Half promises to wait But girls are scarce as oak trees ; Besides, the whims of Fate !
What to read after Letters From Colorado?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Harriet L Wason to read onlineMoreLess
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