Poems of the Heart
Poems of the Heart
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Then in the fence we'll mak a breach, And to the cove* a yarn we'll pitch, That when in bed we were asleep The dingoes came and rushed the sheep, Which crowding up against the brush, Bore it before then in the crush. Meanwhile, among sae mony lambs, "Where they'll be safe to find their dams, We'll put the twa flocks in the bend Where Mavy them this nicht will tend ; For she is supple, wise, and Strang, And in her charge they'll no go wrang. Hey — Mavy lass, ye winna fail. " — (Here Mavy whined ...and shook her tail ; A gentle beast she seemed, and fly. Whose points would take a shepherd's eye, With tints of white, and black, and tan. And wisdom almost of a man. ) — " While in the yard mine will be richt. And noo the hut is here in sicht. And as the sun is gangin' doon And o'er the red horizon soon *Rush term or boss.
134 The Lambs.
We'll see its beams begin to glance, We'll shove them in the yard at once, And then we'll see about a feed, " To which all cordially agreed.
Convenient to the river's bank, With herbage round it growing rank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then in the fence we'll mak a breach, And to the cove* a yarn we'll pitch, That when in bed we were asleep The dingoes came and rushed the sheep, Which crowding up against the brush, Bore it before then in the crush. Meanwhile, among sae mony lambs, "Where they'll be safe to find their dams, We'll put the twa flocks in the bend Where Mavy them this nicht will tend ; For she is supple, wise, and Strang, And in her charge they'll no go wrang. Hey — Mavy lass, ye winna fail. " — (Here Mavy whined ...and shook her tail ; A gentle beast she seemed, and fly. Whose points would take a shepherd's eye, With tints of white, and black, and tan. And wisdom almost of a man. ) — " While in the yard mine will be richt. And noo the hut is here in sicht. And as the sun is gangin' doon And o'er the red horizon soon *Rush term or boss.
134 The Lambs.
We'll see its beams begin to glance, We'll shove them in the yard at once, And then we'll see about a feed, " To which all cordially agreed.
Convenient to the river's bank, With herbage round it growing rank.
What to read after Poems of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dugald Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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