Songs of the Workaday World
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When the fog-horn blows, With its "Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo!" Each deck light grows Kind of dim to you, Kind of sick an* pale, An the air feels stale, [78] SONGS OF THE WORKADAY WORLD FOG (continued) An yer heart sinks low, An* you hears the screw Turnin* over slo-ow Fer it s slo-ow she goes When the fog-horn blows!
When the fog-horn blows Why, yer ship must crawl, Where the compass shows; An* you prays that s all, As along you slide In the fog an dark, That you don t collide With another Hark! T...here s a ship, "Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo!" Twas her fog-horn blew ! Yes, it s "Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo!" "Look out, hoo-oo ! Hoo-oo !" It s so you goes When the fog-horn blows !
[791 SONGS OF THE WORKADAY WORLD REPARTEE SAYS the Captain of the tugboat to the skipper of the barge, "I hain t anything against you, but, to take you by an* large, Ye re a fuzzy-nosed gorilla that is always crazy drunk, An* you otta be a-runnin of a store fer sellin junk.
Ye re a lubber that is cross-eyed, an yer brain is buck wheat cakes, An* I guess the way you got here someone wished you on the Lakes If they sold you fer a nickel it would be an over charge, " " Says the Captain of the tugboat to the skipper of the barge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the fog-horn blows, With its "Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo!" Each deck light grows Kind of dim to you, Kind of sick an* pale, An the air feels stale, [78] SONGS OF THE WORKADAY WORLD FOG (continued) An yer heart sinks low, An* you hears the screw Turnin* over slo-ow Fer it s slo-ow she goes When the fog-horn blows!
When the fog-horn blows Why, yer ship must crawl, Where the compass shows; An* you prays that s all, As along you slide In the fog an dark, That you don t collide With another Hark! T...here s a ship, "Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo!" Twas her fog-horn blew ! Yes, it s "Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo! Hoo-oo!" "Look out, hoo-oo ! Hoo-oo !" It s so you goes When the fog-horn blows !
[791 SONGS OF THE WORKADAY WORLD REPARTEE SAYS the Captain of the tugboat to the skipper of the barge, "I hain t anything against you, but, to take you by an* large, Ye re a fuzzy-nosed gorilla that is always crazy drunk, An* you otta be a-runnin of a store fer sellin junk.
Ye re a lubber that is cross-eyed, an yer brain is buck wheat cakes, An* I guess the way you got here someone wished you on the Lakes If they sold you fer a nickel it would be an over charge, " " Says the Captain of the tugboat to the skipper of the barge.
What to read after Songs of the Workaday World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Berton Braley to read onlineMoreLess
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