Sun And Saddle Leather
Sun And Saddle Leather
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73 Sun and Saddle Leather THE MARRIED MAN There's an old pard of mine that sits by his door And watches the evenin' skies. He's sat there a thousand of evenin's before And I reckon he will till he dies. El pobre ! I reckon he will till he dies, And hear through the dim, quiet air Far cattle that call and the crickets that cheep And his woman a-singin' a kid to sleep And the creak of her rockabye chair.
Once we made camp where the last light would fail And the east wasn't white till we'd start, ...But now he is deaf to the call of the trail And the song of the restless heart. El pobre ! the song of the restless heart That you hear in the wind from the dawn !
74 Sun and Saddle Leather He's left it, with all the good, free-footed things, For a slow little song that a tired woman sings And a smoke when his dry day is gone.
i I've rode in and told him of lands that were strange, Where I'd drifted from glory to dread. He'd tell me the news of his little old range And the cute things his kids had said !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
73 Sun and Saddle Leather THE MARRIED MAN There's an old pard of mine that sits by his door And watches the evenin' skies. He's sat there a thousand of evenin's before And I reckon he will till he dies. El pobre ! I reckon he will till he dies, And hear through the dim, quiet air Far cattle that call and the crickets that cheep And his woman a-singin' a kid to sleep And the creak of her rockabye chair.
Once we made camp where the last light would fail And the east wasn't white till we'd start, ...But now he is deaf to the call of the trail And the song of the restless heart. El pobre ! the song of the restless heart That you hear in the wind from the dawn !
74 Sun and Saddle Leather He's left it, with all the good, free-footed things, For a slow little song that a tired woman sings And a smoke when his dry day is gone.
i I've rode in and told him of lands that were strange, Where I'd drifted from glory to dread. He'd tell me the news of his little old range And the cute things his kids had said !
What to read after Sun And Saddle Leather?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Badger Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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