Lyrics of Home Land
Lyrics of Home Land
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The crickets chirped, the frogs replied, The night-birds wailed around him; All night, with chatterin' teeth, he sighed; At morn, Miranda found him.
She drove the furious beast away, That watched her luckless lover, Who dropped to earth, without delay, From his high bough above her.
" Alack, " sez he, " we only need But leetle time to show us How weak are we, within a tree, When there's a bull below us. " SARAH JANE SYLVESTER.
THE evenin' dew wus fallin\ Beyond the mountains gray, The western s...ky wus glowin' In splendor, far away.
The katydids were loudly Disputin' in the boughs, While lots o' jolly bullfrogs Were croakin' in the sloughs.
Above, a lonely night-bird Wus callin' to its mate, While Sarah Jane Sylvester Stood by the farm-house gate.
She wus a country maiden 0' nearly seventeen; Her form wus fat, her featur's Were freckled, red an' green.
Her hair, a brilliant auburn, Wus not inclined to curl; An' everybody tho't her A healthy, han'some girl.
BUCOLIC BALLADS.
69 Her ploddin', toil-worn father Hed airly gone to bed; A hundred fierce muskeeters Were hummin' round his head.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The crickets chirped, the frogs replied, The night-birds wailed around him; All night, with chatterin' teeth, he sighed; At morn, Miranda found him.
She drove the furious beast away, That watched her luckless lover, Who dropped to earth, without delay, From his high bough above her.
" Alack, " sez he, " we only need But leetle time to show us How weak are we, within a tree, When there's a bull below us. " SARAH JANE SYLVESTER.
THE evenin' dew wus fallin\ Beyond the mountains gray, The western s...ky wus glowin' In splendor, far away.
The katydids were loudly Disputin' in the boughs, While lots o' jolly bullfrogs Were croakin' in the sloughs.
Above, a lonely night-bird Wus callin' to its mate, While Sarah Jane Sylvester Stood by the farm-house gate.
She wus a country maiden 0' nearly seventeen; Her form wus fat, her featur's Were freckled, red an' green.
Her hair, a brilliant auburn, Wus not inclined to curl; An' everybody tho't her A healthy, han'some girl.
BUCOLIC BALLADS.
69 Her ploddin', toil-worn father Hed airly gone to bed; A hundred fierce muskeeters Were hummin' round his head.
What to read after Lyrics of Home Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene J Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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