Redburn
Redburn
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' That 's it noo,' interrupted Tammy Graham.
' I 'm ower laigh this time. Mind and gie us a bit hand wi' the chorus.' He began this time midway his former starting points.
* Craikin — croaking.
8o Digitized by Google MORE ABOUT THE TEA PARTY * He has her this time — faith he *11 gang through *t this time/ 'Man, Tammy, what wy did ye speak? YeVe pat me clean aff *t again.' Great silence followed this remark. Another cough.
He buttoned his waistcoat more closely and put his hands more firmly agai...nst his sides.
' My mither mend't my auld breeks, etc., etc. — Chorus, lads.' Great applause followed Geordie's rendering of the first verse. He coughed again and prepared for the second assault. On he tore, Hfting his shoulders to a great height and standing on his tiptoes when he came to a high note, at the same time opening his mouth to its full extent and turning his eyes widely to the ceiling.
Through fourteen long verses he kept the entire company in raptures of admiration, especially when he rose on tiptoe to attack the high notes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' That 's it noo,' interrupted Tammy Graham.
' I 'm ower laigh this time. Mind and gie us a bit hand wi' the chorus.' He began this time midway his former starting points.
* Craikin — croaking.
8o Digitized by Google MORE ABOUT THE TEA PARTY * He has her this time — faith he *11 gang through *t this time/ 'Man, Tammy, what wy did ye speak? YeVe pat me clean aff *t again.' Great silence followed this remark. Another cough.
He buttoned his waistcoat more closely and put his hands more firmly agai...nst his sides.
' My mither mend't my auld breeks, etc., etc. — Chorus, lads.' Great applause followed Geordie's rendering of the first verse. He coughed again and prepared for the second assault. On he tore, Hfting his shoulders to a great height and standing on his tiptoes when he came to a high note, at the same time opening his mouth to its full extent and turning his eyes widely to the ceiling.
Through fourteen long verses he kept the entire company in raptures of admiration, especially when he rose on tiptoe to attack the high notes.
What to read after Redburn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Ochiltree to read onlineMoreLess
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