Plain Poems
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Now my father was a man, sor, Av ye doubt my word, ye can, sor, With a janius for invention, an' my mother was the same, 88 HUNTING SONGS.
So ye see it's handed down, sor, An' has brought us much renown, sor, Like our ancestors before us an' the stock from whence we came.
Arrah ! now, yer honour's laughing, Faix ! I see you're fond of chaffing, It's the smile that makes us handsome an' I see ye know the way.
Well, I'm mighty plazed we've met, sor, It's yourself I'll not forget, sor, Shake my ha...nd ; good afternoon, sor, we will deal another day.
February, 1895.
HUNTING SONGS. 89 THE STRANGER FROM TOWN ON THE BLOOD-LOOKING BAY.
We met at the village, two hundred and more, The local men thought there was pleasure in store, And everyone talked, with a smile on his face, Of records and deeds of the men of the chase, But one was unknown in that brilliant array, A stranger from town on a blood-looking bay.
How everyone turned and took stock of the steed, Almost thoroughbred, and so true to his breed, A head that was gentle, and generous, and kind, Such strength in the back and such quarters behind, They said at the meet, " he'll be sailing away, " This stranger from town on the blood-looking bay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now my father was a man, sor, Av ye doubt my word, ye can, sor, With a janius for invention, an' my mother was the same, 88 HUNTING SONGS.
So ye see it's handed down, sor, An' has brought us much renown, sor, Like our ancestors before us an' the stock from whence we came.
Arrah ! now, yer honour's laughing, Faix ! I see you're fond of chaffing, It's the smile that makes us handsome an' I see ye know the way.
Well, I'm mighty plazed we've met, sor, It's yourself I'll not forget, sor, Shake my ha...nd ; good afternoon, sor, we will deal another day.
February, 1895.
HUNTING SONGS. 89 THE STRANGER FROM TOWN ON THE BLOOD-LOOKING BAY.
We met at the village, two hundred and more, The local men thought there was pleasure in store, And everyone talked, with a smile on his face, Of records and deeds of the men of the chase, But one was unknown in that brilliant array, A stranger from town on a blood-looking bay.
How everyone turned and took stock of the steed, Almost thoroughbred, and so true to his breed, A head that was gentle, and generous, and kind, Such strength in the back and such quarters behind, They said at the meet, " he'll be sailing away, " This stranger from town on the blood-looking bay.
What to read after Plain Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Phillpotts Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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