Poems
Poems
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FYTTE THE FIFTH.
The neighbors, at dusk in summer, Soon after their daily toil, Their pipes at the "Boot" were smoking, And sipping their cider oil. Two horsemen, dusty with travel, Alighted awhile for rest, Then draining their mugs, they mounted, And rode away to the west. And one of the wary neighbors, With caution, followed their track, 6* THE DOANS.
And knew his men when he saw them Describing a circuit back. He summoned the comitatus, For he was the sheriff, hight, And chased them down at ...a gallop, And fought a desperate fight. The bullets showered for an instant, And a few had broken bones ; But law, and the men of Chester Too many were for the Doans.
FYTTE THE SIXTH.
The people poured in the city, As if to a feast or fair ; And all of the streets were crowded That led to Center Square; And loud were the oaths and jesting That mixed with the sport and strife, With tramp of the foot and horses, With sounds of the drum and fife. And up, on a dizzy platform, With clerks and men of the law, Three rogues, arrayed in their halters, Waited the terrible draw!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FYTTE THE FIFTH.
The neighbors, at dusk in summer, Soon after their daily toil, Their pipes at the "Boot" were smoking, And sipping their cider oil. Two horsemen, dusty with travel, Alighted awhile for rest, Then draining their mugs, they mounted, And rode away to the west. And one of the wary neighbors, With caution, followed their track, 6* THE DOANS.
And knew his men when he saw them Describing a circuit back. He summoned the comitatus, For he was the sheriff, hight, And chased them down at ...a gallop, And fought a desperate fight. The bullets showered for an instant, And a few had broken bones ; But law, and the men of Chester Too many were for the Doans.
FYTTE THE SIXTH.
The people poured in the city, As if to a feast or fair ; And all of the streets were crowded That led to Center Square; And loud were the oaths and jesting That mixed with the sport and strife, With tramp of the foot and horses, With sounds of the drum and fife. And up, on a dizzy platform, With clerks and men of the law, Three rogues, arrayed in their halters, Waited the terrible draw!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bowen Everhart to read onlineMoreLess
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