Rhymes of a Homesteader
Rhymes of a Homesteader
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Of course I know you re married. Sure! I seen your wife get on the train with you At Harlowtown a darn nice lady too. That ain t the point. Now, jest you listen here.
" I m darn near old enough to be your dad : I ve got three kids: there s Jim, my oldest boy, He s out in business now, an Tom an Rose, They re pretty near through college. So you see Emma an me we ve lived as man an wife Close up to thirty years thirty good years Of clean, straight happiness we ve had together. There really ain t ...no girl fer me but Em, An Em, she thinks there ain t no man but me.
"But twenty years ago there come a time When happiness with me wus jest content. [59] RHYMES OF A HOMESTEADER The harness wus a-rubbin all the hair From off my sides, an right on top my neck The collar galls wus showin good an plain, An I jest kept my eyes ahead, an pulled Without much hope or interest in life : I wus a-growin old an did n t care.
"Then come a girl. Vacationin* she wus, At Archie Miller s place across the bench.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course I know you re married. Sure! I seen your wife get on the train with you At Harlowtown a darn nice lady too. That ain t the point. Now, jest you listen here.
" I m darn near old enough to be your dad : I ve got three kids: there s Jim, my oldest boy, He s out in business now, an Tom an Rose, They re pretty near through college. So you see Emma an me we ve lived as man an wife Close up to thirty years thirty good years Of clean, straight happiness we ve had together. There really ain t ...no girl fer me but Em, An Em, she thinks there ain t no man but me.
"But twenty years ago there come a time When happiness with me wus jest content. [59] RHYMES OF A HOMESTEADER The harness wus a-rubbin all the hair From off my sides, an right on top my neck The collar galls wus showin good an plain, An I jest kept my eyes ahead, an pulled Without much hope or interest in life : I wus a-growin old an did n t care.
"Then come a girl. Vacationin* she wus, At Archie Miller s place across the bench.
What to read after Rhymes of a Homesteader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elliott C Elliott Curtis Lincoln to read onlineMoreLess
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