The Biglow Papers
The Biglow Papers
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" -* We give the critters back, John, Cos Abram thought 't was right ; It warn't your bullyin* clack, John, FroYokin' us to fight Ole Unde S. sez he, " I guess We 've a hard row," sez he.
THE BKliOW' PAPERS. 73 "To hoe jest now ; but thet, somehow, May happen to J. B., Ez wal ez you an' me ! " We ain't so weak an' poor, John, With twenty million people.
An' close to every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple.
Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess It is a fact," sez he, ^ The surest plan to make a ...Man Is, think him so, J. B., Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left the axe an' saw, John, The anvil an' the plough.
Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess, Ef 't warn't for law," sez he, " There 'd be one shindy from here to Indy ; An' thet don't suit J. B.
(Whcu 't ain't 'twixt you an' me !) " 74 THE BIOLOW PAPERS.
We know we'Ve gut a cause, John Thet 's honest, just, an' trae ; We thought 't would win applause, John, Ef nowheres else, from you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" -* We give the critters back, John, Cos Abram thought 't was right ; It warn't your bullyin* clack, John, FroYokin' us to fight Ole Unde S. sez he, " I guess We 've a hard row," sez he.
THE BKliOW' PAPERS. 73 "To hoe jest now ; but thet, somehow, May happen to J. B., Ez wal ez you an' me ! " We ain't so weak an' poor, John, With twenty million people.
An' close to every door, John, A school-house an' a steeple.
Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess It is a fact," sez he, ^ The surest plan to make a ...Man Is, think him so, J. B., Ez much ez you or me ! " Our folks believe in Law, John ; An' it 's for her sake, now, They 've left the axe an' saw, John, The anvil an' the plough.
Ole Uncle S. sez he, " I guess, Ef 't warn't for law," sez he, " There 'd be one shindy from here to Indy ; An' thet don't suit J. B.
(Whcu 't ain't 'twixt you an' me !) " 74 THE BIOLOW PAPERS.
We know we'Ve gut a cause, John Thet 's honest, just, an' trae ; We thought 't would win applause, John, Ef nowheres else, from you.
What to read after The Biglow Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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