Old John And Other Poems
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The shy^ did ye say ? Sartinly, nothin but the shy, That's the way we are ; aye, Treminjus though. I was raelly sorry for her, I was, I tell ye, And all the throuble that was at her theer, fit for a melya. And the disappointed — what ? and, altogather, my chiarn ! These Manx chaps isn fit, no they arn' — Terble boghs !
Well the wind veered round, and we all sailed for the Southward, Excep' two boats. Now, d'ye think she'd ha' bothered About such dunkies ? Well, that's jus' what she did, Perseve...rin, aye ! and considherin, and waitin. " Turn your quid ! " Says Juan Jem, Xokfuthee, lek tio hurry ! you know 56 IN THE CDACII Lck aisy all I lek keep her so!
Lek wait and see! I'aticnt, is it ? I'. Ut anyway the strong The kindness was in her — that's it, and the long- Suffrin lck, and navar not no capers of takin oflfince.
My gough ! it's many a time I've thought of it since.
What did she do but down to these chaps that was lavin behind Sixteen of them, aye— and axed them theer as kind as kind — To lay J most sartin ; what else ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shy^ did ye say ? Sartinly, nothin but the shy, That's the way we are ; aye, Treminjus though. I was raelly sorry for her, I was, I tell ye, And all the throuble that was at her theer, fit for a melya. And the disappointed — what ? and, altogather, my chiarn ! These Manx chaps isn fit, no they arn' — Terble boghs !
Well the wind veered round, and we all sailed for the Southward, Excep' two boats. Now, d'ye think she'd ha' bothered About such dunkies ? Well, that's jus' what she did, Perseve...rin, aye ! and considherin, and waitin. " Turn your quid ! " Says Juan Jem, Xokfuthee, lek tio hurry ! you know 56 IN THE CDACII Lck aisy all I lek keep her so!
Lek wait and see! I'aticnt, is it ? I'. Ut anyway the strong The kindness was in her — that's it, and the long- Suffrin lck, and navar not no capers of takin oflfince.
My gough ! it's many a time I've thought of it since.
What did she do but down to these chaps that was lavin behind Sixteen of them, aye— and axed them theer as kind as kind — To lay J most sartin ; what else ?
What to read after Old John And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T E Thomas Edward Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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