Poems
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It's no use groaning. I like Sally, But a Digger squaw wouldn't have me ! I wish they hadn't found me in the valley, It's twice dead not to see !
14 rv. BEE-HUNTING.
WHEN the sky is red and hazy, And the winds are warm and lazy, And the blackbirds chatter crazy, Hurrah for the forest free ! The Summer days are over, The bees have sucked the clover, And the honey -birds call and hover Over the hollow tree.
Catch the bee where you find him, Follow on straight behind him, Till home to his nest you...'ve lined him, Then sing for the match and axe. Gather bark from the birches, Moss where the screech-owl perches, And when the fire smokes and smirches, Chop till the tree-trunk cracks.
Ho, boys ! stand from under ! Hear it topple and thunder; BEE-HUNTING. 211 Then rush in for the plunder ; Dripping from comb and chip ; Clear as sunlight shining, It drops from the waxen lining, Sugar that needs no fining, Fit for a woman's lip.
Heap it in pail and kettle, Never go off with a little, Quick ! or the bees will settle On something beside the trees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's no use groaning. I like Sally, But a Digger squaw wouldn't have me ! I wish they hadn't found me in the valley, It's twice dead not to see !
14 rv. BEE-HUNTING.
WHEN the sky is red and hazy, And the winds are warm and lazy, And the blackbirds chatter crazy, Hurrah for the forest free ! The Summer days are over, The bees have sucked the clover, And the honey -birds call and hover Over the hollow tree.
Catch the bee where you find him, Follow on straight behind him, Till home to his nest you...'ve lined him, Then sing for the match and axe. Gather bark from the birches, Moss where the screech-owl perches, And when the fire smokes and smirches, Chop till the tree-trunk cracks.
Ho, boys ! stand from under ! Hear it topple and thunder; BEE-HUNTING. 211 Then rush in for the plunder ; Dripping from comb and chip ; Clear as sunlight shining, It drops from the waxen lining, Sugar that needs no fining, Fit for a woman's lip.
Heap it in pail and kettle, Never go off with a little, Quick ! or the bees will settle On something beside the trees.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rose Terry to read onlineMoreLess
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