Lyrics of the Links
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Come on back," I hear them say, "Cut out workin' for a day ; Can't you 'ear the irons clickin' as they send the balls away?
Get a *ustle ! On your way !
Let your business slide today.
'Urry up ! Your man is waitin' an' you've got a match to play." 'Is golfin' shoes is buckskin, an' 'e wears an' old white 'at, An' 'is motions are delib'rate, but Vs foolin' you with that; For I seed 'im first a-drivin' with a iron off the tee.
An' 'is golfin' style was rotten an' 'e looked a cinch to me.
"Get 'im... out," I cries in glee, "For 'e's easy meat to me ; 100 Lyrics of the Links Get 'im out and make 'im 'urry for 'is Goat belongs to me.
Get 'im out to play with me, An' you all can come and see 'Ow I'll lick 'im to a frazzle — 'e's not one-two-three with me." So they watched us an' I played 'im ; I 'ad to g^ve 'im six; An' I started off rambunctious, unsuspicious of 'is tricks ; For 'e couldn't drive a golf baU half as far as I could clout, But that seemed to make no diff'rence when the 'ole was putted out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come on back," I hear them say, "Cut out workin' for a day ; Can't you 'ear the irons clickin' as they send the balls away?
Get a *ustle ! On your way !
Let your business slide today.
'Urry up ! Your man is waitin' an' you've got a match to play." 'Is golfin' shoes is buckskin, an' 'e wears an' old white 'at, An' 'is motions are delib'rate, but Vs foolin' you with that; For I seed 'im first a-drivin' with a iron off the tee.
An' 'is golfin' style was rotten an' 'e looked a cinch to me.
"Get 'im... out," I cries in glee, "For 'e's easy meat to me ; 100 Lyrics of the Links Get 'im out and make 'im 'urry for 'is Goat belongs to me.
Get 'im out to play with me, An' you all can come and see 'Ow I'll lick 'im to a frazzle — 'e's not one-two-three with me." So they watched us an' I played 'im ; I 'ad to g^ve 'im six; An' I started off rambunctious, unsuspicious of 'is tricks ; For 'e couldn't drive a golf baU half as far as I could clout, But that seemed to make no diff'rence when the 'ole was putted out.
What to read after Lyrics of the Links?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Litchfield West to read onlineMoreLess
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