Saltbush Bill, J. P.
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The Melting of the Snow There's a sunny Southern land, And it's there that I would be Where the big hills stand, In the South Countrie! When the wattles bloom again, Then it's time for us to go To the old Monaro country At the melting of the snow.
To the East or to the West, Or wherever you may be, You will find no place Like the South Countrie. For the skies are blue above, And the grass is green below, In the old Monaro country At the melting of the snow.
Now the team is in the plough..., And the thrushes start to sing, And the pigeons on the bough Sit a-welcoming the Spring. So come my comrades all, Let us saddle up and go To the old Monaro country At the melting of the snow.
A Dream of the Melbourne Cup (1886) Bring me a quart of colonial beer And some doughy damper to make good cheer, I must make a heavy dinner; Heavily dine and heavily sup, Of indigestible things fill up, Next month they run the Melbourne Cup, And I have to dream the winner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Melting of the Snow There's a sunny Southern land, And it's there that I would be Where the big hills stand, In the South Countrie! When the wattles bloom again, Then it's time for us to go To the old Monaro country At the melting of the snow.
To the East or to the West, Or wherever you may be, You will find no place Like the South Countrie. For the skies are blue above, And the grass is green below, In the old Monaro country At the melting of the snow.
Now the team is in the plough..., And the thrushes start to sing, And the pigeons on the bough Sit a-welcoming the Spring. So come my comrades all, Let us saddle up and go To the old Monaro country At the melting of the snow.
A Dream of the Melbourne Cup (1886) Bring me a quart of colonial beer And some doughy damper to make good cheer, I must make a heavy dinner; Heavily dine and heavily sup, Of indigestible things fill up, Next month they run the Melbourne Cup, And I have to dream the winner.
What to read after Saltbush Bill, J. P.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paterson Andrew Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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