Rhymes of Our Home Folks
Rhymes of Our Home Folks
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An' 'isterday, my muver say, Was gran'pa's an-ni-ver-ser-ay Of war-times when the army was, An' that's long time ago, because It's long before he ever see Or ever heard of ma an' me.
Or knowed our names was same as that — Or where our folks was livin' at.
An' 'isterday he went up-stair An' hollered down to muver, "Where [54] Is them ol' army traps of mine That I brung home?" an' then he fin' His ol' blue hat an' roundabout That left his stummick stickin' out An' wouldn't go around him, 'cause H...e's fatter 'n when the army was.
An' when he gits 'em on he ist Ack drefFul-like, an' only missed Ma's lookin'-glass by ist a hair, An' swung his cane around him there! Then he-says-he, "Now there, my son, That's how I looked in 'sixty-one!" An' funniest thing I saw, fer shore. That gran'pa wasn't old no more!
55 THE THREE FAVORS There's three things in life that I've alius said There's nuthin' one arth that kin beat 'em — The two first are slices of home-made bread, An' the third is the stummick t' eat 'em!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' 'isterday, my muver say, Was gran'pa's an-ni-ver-ser-ay Of war-times when the army was, An' that's long time ago, because It's long before he ever see Or ever heard of ma an' me.
Or knowed our names was same as that — Or where our folks was livin' at.
An' 'isterday he went up-stair An' hollered down to muver, "Where [54] Is them ol' army traps of mine That I brung home?" an' then he fin' His ol' blue hat an' roundabout That left his stummick stickin' out An' wouldn't go around him, 'cause H...e's fatter 'n when the army was.
An' when he gits 'em on he ist Ack drefFul-like, an' only missed Ma's lookin'-glass by ist a hair, An' swung his cane around him there! Then he-says-he, "Now there, my son, That's how I looked in 'sixty-one!" An' funniest thing I saw, fer shore. That gran'pa wasn't old no more!
55 THE THREE FAVORS There's three things in life that I've alius said There's nuthin' one arth that kin beat 'em — The two first are slices of home-made bread, An' the third is the stummick t' eat 'em!
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