Songs From Dixie Land
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132 THE PICTURE BIBLE An* though they're mighty purty, an* sorter make a show, Ef the Lord had wanted pictures He'd made 'em long ago !
So, in spite o' all the talkin', I've sorter got a doubt That pictures crowds the sweetness o' the ol' time gospel out ; They don't encourage my beliefs wharever they may be The plain ol' fam'ly Bible is good enough fer me] 133 JEST TO BE HAPPY TEST to be happy!" You'd hear him say ^J Allus a-talkin* it thataway: u jest to be happy one day one day!" An' the poo...r, sad feller, he never knowed When happiness met him on the road An* tried to help him, an* lift the load! Allus a-talkin' it thataway: "Jest to be happy one day one day!" "Jest to be happy!" 'Twas still his song; An* happiness knowin' the tune wuz wrong, Loafin' eroun' him all day long! "Jest to be happy!" he'd still repeat, With happiness makin' the whole worl* sweet There, in the violets at his feet!
Allus a-talkin' it thataway: "Jest to be happy one day one day!" '34 IN THE UNION (The Southern Veteran Speaks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
132 THE PICTURE BIBLE An* though they're mighty purty, an* sorter make a show, Ef the Lord had wanted pictures He'd made 'em long ago !
So, in spite o' all the talkin', I've sorter got a doubt That pictures crowds the sweetness o' the ol' time gospel out ; They don't encourage my beliefs wharever they may be The plain ol' fam'ly Bible is good enough fer me] 133 JEST TO BE HAPPY TEST to be happy!" You'd hear him say ^J Allus a-talkin* it thataway: u jest to be happy one day one day!" An' the poo...r, sad feller, he never knowed When happiness met him on the road An* tried to help him, an* lift the load! Allus a-talkin' it thataway: "Jest to be happy one day one day!" "Jest to be happy!" 'Twas still his song; An* happiness knowin' the tune wuz wrong, Loafin' eroun' him all day long! "Jest to be happy!" he'd still repeat, With happiness makin' the whole worl* sweet There, in the violets at his feet!
Allus a-talkin' it thataway: "Jest to be happy one day one day!" '34 IN THE UNION (The Southern Veteran Speaks.
What to read after Songs From Dixie Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Lebby Stanton to read onlineMoreLess
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