Nort' Shor' Verses
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Den dey tie on de stone an' drive de picquet pole', An' dey set de ol' net' on de channel by de shoal Were de weed' an' de grass cover' t'ick w'it' de spawn, An' den mak' de camp on de beach till de morn' An' de flood o' de tide at Hay Islan'.
All de float' dey be down an' dat mean de net' be full, An' dey know dat ees so w'en dey tak' hoi' for de pull. Dere dey hang in de mash' by de honder' in de row, 44 Nort' Shor' Verses 45 An' dey shine in de sun lak de gran' rainbow, All roun' de boat' at... Hay Islan'.
Wen dey shak' out de feesh, all de flappin' o' de tail' On de boat' feel de air full o' shinin' silver scale' An' dey steeck on de face an' de w'isker' an' de ban' So dat w'ich be de herraw an' w'ich be de man Dat hard to say at Hay Islan'.
THE POACHERS De law, she fonny t'ing ba gee ; Som' tarn she mak' de common sense An' oder tarn she mak' eet be Som' leetle t'ing de grand offence. Now tak' eet een dese riviere De salmon ac' soch fonny way Dey don' ron up 'fore September An' den be close tarn, de law say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Den dey tie on de stone an' drive de picquet pole', An' dey set de ol' net' on de channel by de shoal Were de weed' an' de grass cover' t'ick w'it' de spawn, An' den mak' de camp on de beach till de morn' An' de flood o' de tide at Hay Islan'.
All de float' dey be down an' dat mean de net' be full, An' dey know dat ees so w'en dey tak' hoi' for de pull. Dere dey hang in de mash' by de honder' in de row, 44 Nort' Shor' Verses 45 An' dey shine in de sun lak de gran' rainbow, All roun' de boat' at... Hay Islan'.
Wen dey shak' out de feesh, all de flappin' o' de tail' On de boat' feel de air full o' shinin' silver scale' An' dey steeck on de face an' de w'isker' an' de ban' So dat w'ich be de herraw an' w'ich be de man Dat hard to say at Hay Islan'.
THE POACHERS De law, she fonny t'ing ba gee ; Som' tarn she mak' de common sense An' oder tarn she mak' eet be Som' leetle t'ing de grand offence. Now tak' eet een dese riviere De salmon ac' soch fonny way Dey don' ron up 'fore September An' den be close tarn, de law say.
What to read after Nort' Shor' Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Darwin Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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