Old Buckeye Days, in Verse
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53 Nothin' els we ever played Gave us much more fun Than jest farmin' in the shade By that little run 'Nunder them old elm-trees!
Grand and superfine!
Busy as a hive o' bees In their honey-time!
Plowed our fields an' planted corn, Sowed our oats an' rye, Lots o' fun fer us to farm, Jest like eatin' pie!
IN THE OLD CHIMNEY CORNER When the frost has stripped the forest and the au- tumn leaves lie dead, And the clouds hang cold and heavy in the gray skies overhead, When the wind down in the -chimn...ey croons a mournful winter song, And the snow sprites dance like fairies in a happy, joyous throng, And old winter is upon us then I like to doze and dream, In a pleasant retrospection, in the firelight's golden gleam.
O the cozy chimney corner with its flaming fire aglow And the spacious, comfy rocker swinging gently to and fro Is a world of satisfaction, — is a luxury divine, That I cannot fail to relish in a manner genuine.
O the dreams that come a-trooping, dreams of days of long ago, 54 As I muse and swing my rocker in the firelight's ruddy glow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
53 Nothin' els we ever played Gave us much more fun Than jest farmin' in the shade By that little run 'Nunder them old elm-trees!
Grand and superfine!
Busy as a hive o' bees In their honey-time!
Plowed our fields an' planted corn, Sowed our oats an' rye, Lots o' fun fer us to farm, Jest like eatin' pie!
IN THE OLD CHIMNEY CORNER When the frost has stripped the forest and the au- tumn leaves lie dead, And the clouds hang cold and heavy in the gray skies overhead, When the wind down in the -chimn...ey croons a mournful winter song, And the snow sprites dance like fairies in a happy, joyous throng, And old winter is upon us then I like to doze and dream, In a pleasant retrospection, in the firelight's golden gleam.
O the cozy chimney corner with its flaming fire aglow And the spacious, comfy rocker swinging gently to and fro Is a world of satisfaction, — is a luxury divine, That I cannot fail to relish in a manner genuine.
O the dreams that come a-trooping, dreams of days of long ago, 54 As I muse and swing my rocker in the firelight's ruddy glow.
What to read after Old Buckeye Days, in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maston, Darius Earl. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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