Songs of the Cowboys
Songs of the Cowboys
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An' in manner quite rash our available cash was flashed fur to back up our views That we'd find him a chunk of quick-action bronc that'd buck him plumb outen his shoes!
We'd a mare in the herd that was reckoned a bird, jest a bundle o' git-up-an'-git; Half devil, half hoss, which the same is a cross that's productive o' meanness an' grit; She had downed every rider that dared get astride her and crippled a dozen or so COWBOYS VICTIMIZED 51 Of the fellows who'd said that the boss wasn't bred tha...t could give 'em the wust of a go ; So we saddled ol' Satan, the tenderfoot waitin' with a grin on his innercent face ; An' we got him astraddle an' sot in the saddle an' seed everything was in place, An'jve bid him good-bye with a wink o* the eye at each other an' anxiously stood Holdin' onto the head o' the bronc till he said we might let 'er go if we would.
If the heavens had fell all around that corral an' drowned us in clouds from the skies I kin tell you, by gad, that we would n't 'a' had any bigger a bunch o' surprise; Fur he sot in his seat in the saddle as neat as if lollin' around in a chair, An' that bronco a-thumpin' the earth an' a-jumpin' in spasms right up in the air; Lit a cigarette right in the heat o' the fight an' grinned at the animal's jumps, Us guys standin' there with a paralyzed stare like a bunch o' half -idiot chumps; An' I'm tellin' you, boss, that he stayed with that hoss until he got it as meek as a calf, An' rid it around on the hoof-battered ground an' givin' us fellers the laugh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
An' in manner quite rash our available cash was flashed fur to back up our views That we'd find him a chunk of quick-action bronc that'd buck him plumb outen his shoes!
We'd a mare in the herd that was reckoned a bird, jest a bundle o' git-up-an'-git; Half devil, half hoss, which the same is a cross that's productive o' meanness an' grit; She had downed every rider that dared get astride her and crippled a dozen or so COWBOYS VICTIMIZED 51 Of the fellows who'd said that the boss wasn't bred tha...t could give 'em the wust of a go ; So we saddled ol' Satan, the tenderfoot waitin' with a grin on his innercent face ; An' we got him astraddle an' sot in the saddle an' seed everything was in place, An'jve bid him good-bye with a wink o* the eye at each other an' anxiously stood Holdin' onto the head o' the bronc till he said we might let 'er go if we would.
If the heavens had fell all around that corral an' drowned us in clouds from the skies I kin tell you, by gad, that we would n't 'a' had any bigger a bunch o' surprise; Fur he sot in his seat in the saddle as neat as if lollin' around in a chair, An' that bronco a-thumpin' the earth an' a-jumpin' in spasms right up in the air; Lit a cigarette right in the heat o' the fight an' grinned at the animal's jumps, Us guys standin' there with a paralyzed stare like a bunch o' half -idiot chumps; An' I'm tellin' you, boss, that he stayed with that hoss until he got it as meek as a calf, An' rid it around on the hoof-battered ground an' givin' us fellers the laugh !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by N Howard Nathan Howard Thorp to read onlineMoreLess
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