Rhymes of the Rockies
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Then I was suddenly wakened, Grabbed by the shoulder so hard, "Roll out now, breakfast is ready!'* It was Jack, my "bunkie" and "pard. " RHYMES OF THE ROCKIES 57 THE OLD FRYING PAN V^OU may talk of your broilers, both single and double, Your roasters and toasters, they're all lots of.
trouble ; But when out in the hills, just find if you can, Any kind of a dish like the old frying pan.
Over a campfire you don't need a stove, Out in the hills, the place we all love, Such hotcakes they never were... tasted by man, With many the thanks to the old frying pan.
When the trout are all fried to a rich golden brown, I know old epicures would look, with a frown At the meal set before me; dispute it who can, With naught for a plate but the old frying pan, 58 RHYMES OF THE ROCKIES With the venison cooked, the potatoes all fried, Bannocks like bed-quilts, with coffee beside, You could eat till you busted, dispute it who can; Was dish e'er invented like the old frying pan?
Many a miner, in the good days of old, Way back in the foothills a-searching for gold Deep in some creek-bed, for the rich yellow sand, Has panned out a grub-stake with the old frying pan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then I was suddenly wakened, Grabbed by the shoulder so hard, "Roll out now, breakfast is ready!'* It was Jack, my "bunkie" and "pard. " RHYMES OF THE ROCKIES 57 THE OLD FRYING PAN V^OU may talk of your broilers, both single and double, Your roasters and toasters, they're all lots of.
trouble ; But when out in the hills, just find if you can, Any kind of a dish like the old frying pan.
Over a campfire you don't need a stove, Out in the hills, the place we all love, Such hotcakes they never were... tasted by man, With many the thanks to the old frying pan.
When the trout are all fried to a rich golden brown, I know old epicures would look, with a frown At the meal set before me; dispute it who can, With naught for a plate but the old frying pan, 58 RHYMES OF THE ROCKIES With the venison cooked, the potatoes all fried, Bannocks like bed-quilts, with coffee beside, You could eat till you busted, dispute it who can; Was dish e'er invented like the old frying pan?
Many a miner, in the good days of old, Way back in the foothills a-searching for gold Deep in some creek-bed, for the rich yellow sand, Has panned out a grub-stake with the old frying pan.
What to read after Rhymes of the Rockies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James W Whilt to read onlineMoreLess
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