Songs of the Dead End
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'T is the corpse of Maloney, Moleskin will say when I 'm found.
" Mary, the girl that I courted — how under hell can it be — There she 's smiling . . . She 's calling, calling and beckoning me ! Look at the swarm of demons — and grinning like blazes they be.
" Shoving it on to a fellow, 'cause you are boss of the show. . . . Here I am raving and raving, wandering round in the snow, Going to hell in a blizzard — well, it is time I should go!
" Drinks to the bar and I '11 stand it, everyone here ...in the place. . . . Turn a man off in the snow-drift — go, or I '11 batter jour face. . . . Matey, my turn at the hammer — I 'm for a bob on the ace. " 74 Songs of the Dead End He jacked up his soul in the darkness, and slept in an angel white shroud, And the ghouls of the moorland kept litchwake under the canopied cloud, When nature was yelling in anguish and the turbulent tempest was loud.
Songs of the Dead End 75 THE GRAVE DIGGER I spoke to a man once; asking what he thought of going back to the land and having small holdings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'T is the corpse of Maloney, Moleskin will say when I 'm found.
" Mary, the girl that I courted — how under hell can it be — There she 's smiling . . . She 's calling, calling and beckoning me ! Look at the swarm of demons — and grinning like blazes they be.
" Shoving it on to a fellow, 'cause you are boss of the show. . . . Here I am raving and raving, wandering round in the snow, Going to hell in a blizzard — well, it is time I should go!
" Drinks to the bar and I '11 stand it, everyone here ...in the place. . . . Turn a man off in the snow-drift — go, or I '11 batter jour face. . . . Matey, my turn at the hammer — I 'm for a bob on the ace. " 74 Songs of the Dead End He jacked up his soul in the darkness, and slept in an angel white shroud, And the ghouls of the moorland kept litchwake under the canopied cloud, When nature was yelling in anguish and the turbulent tempest was loud.
Songs of the Dead End 75 THE GRAVE DIGGER I spoke to a man once; asking what he thought of going back to the land and having small holdings.
What to read after Songs of the Dead End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macgill Patrick to read onlineMoreLess
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