Pipes From Prairie Land And Other Places
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I jest couldn t but tek his part. So up went th flap o my tent, ez he pass d, An in he wuz pulled, sharp ez shot; He pantin fur breath like a roe et her last, Ez I waited ter face th lot. They kem in a pack, with their teeth set fur game, An th lad got shaky an white, But onct rile my blood, an I m all sot aflame An I wuzn t put back one mite, IN THE ORIGINAL KEY. Fur this six-shooter yer, wuz safe in one hand, An safe in th t other, its mate ; An I kinder suspicioned they d tek a stand Ez them... sharps didn t kalkerlate. So I up with my hands, an quiet an slow, Sez : " Kum, boys, ter one o yer size. " An barks o them dogs o a suddin wuz low, In a sickly sort o surprise. Sez I : " I ain t much on hard drink, ez ye know, Nor keerds, so I ain t half a man, But jest thet fur growed thet I like blow fur blow, Which ain t jest th size o yer plan. Jest thet near a man, thet I like fightin fa r, An hit whar thar s some hittin back; An yer fully-growed sharps 11 be derned more squar When they tumble on thet same tack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I jest couldn t but tek his part. So up went th flap o my tent, ez he pass d, An in he wuz pulled, sharp ez shot; He pantin fur breath like a roe et her last, Ez I waited ter face th lot. They kem in a pack, with their teeth set fur game, An th lad got shaky an white, But onct rile my blood, an I m all sot aflame An I wuzn t put back one mite, IN THE ORIGINAL KEY. Fur this six-shooter yer, wuz safe in one hand, An safe in th t other, its mate ; An I kinder suspicioned they d tek a stand Ez them... sharps didn t kalkerlate. So I up with my hands, an quiet an slow, Sez : " Kum, boys, ter one o yer size. " An barks o them dogs o a suddin wuz low, In a sickly sort o surprise. Sez I : " I ain t much on hard drink, ez ye know, Nor keerds, so I ain t half a man, But jest thet fur growed thet I like blow fur blow, Which ain t jest th size o yer plan. Jest thet near a man, thet I like fightin fa r, An hit whar thar s some hittin back; An yer fully-growed sharps 11 be derned more squar When they tumble on thet same tack.
What to read after Pipes From Prairie Land And Other Places?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Minnie Gilmore to read onlineMoreLess
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