Rhymes of a Roughneck 8 5
Rhymes of a Roughneck 8 5
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Tossing away his young manhood, Giving the best of his youthTo the holes that he bedrocked on wildcats, Where gold was scarcer than truth.
Ten years spent in Alaska Gray haired, with cheeks all atan, Beaten, but still unconquered. Flat broke, but still a man, Digging and sinking and drifting, Trying to locate the "pay, "With each hole a fresh disappointment-- Yet hoping to strike it next day.
Scorning the letters recalling, Forgetting the friends he had known, Turning his back on the Outside, F...acing the future alone. A Cabin, a Squaw, and a Fishwheel, A bend in the river's flow, A band of half-naked breed kids-- He stayed there, a sourdough.
THE MALAMUTE When the stars from the skies have fallen And the smoke of the world's cleared away;When Saint Peter marks "30" in Life's Book And we meet there on Judgment Day;When our trials and troubles are ended And we're wise to the best and the worst;When the time has arrived that the wise ones Have told us the last shall be first; When the men who've made good are rewarded And the losers are turned loose in Hell;That's the time that a lot will be learning The true reason and cause that they fell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tossing away his young manhood, Giving the best of his youthTo the holes that he bedrocked on wildcats, Where gold was scarcer than truth.
Ten years spent in Alaska Gray haired, with cheeks all atan, Beaten, but still unconquered. Flat broke, but still a man, Digging and sinking and drifting, Trying to locate the "pay, "With each hole a fresh disappointment-- Yet hoping to strike it next day.
Scorning the letters recalling, Forgetting the friends he had known, Turning his back on the Outside, F...acing the future alone. A Cabin, a Squaw, and a Fishwheel, A bend in the river's flow, A band of half-naked breed kids-- He stayed there, a sourdough.
THE MALAMUTE When the stars from the skies have fallen And the smoke of the world's cleared away;When Saint Peter marks "30" in Life's Book And we meet there on Judgment Day;When our trials and troubles are ended And we're wise to the best and the worst;When the time has arrived that the wise ones Have told us the last shall be first; When the men who've made good are rewarded And the losers are turned loose in Hell;That's the time that a lot will be learning The true reason and cause that they fell.
What to read after Rhymes of a Roughneck 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by O'cotter Pat to read onlineMoreLess
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