The Chinook volume Yr1909
The Chinook volume Yr1909
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—127— (After the others have started King H a carriage drawn by a single prancing steed. ) Merrymaker (in front carriage).
Behold 'tis well to see the grub so near Guard well thy care, charioteer.
Second Merrymaker. Yes, and right behind arc two ha\- racks..
Followed by four private cars.
And still another rig I see Filled with our nobility.
Yet far behind the king I sec.
His steed played out. It cannot be!
Third Merrymaker (to those in next hay rack) : Ho, ho, my partners.
Draw up close, and l...et us have a song.
You people in the other rigs, Just pass the word along.
Sir Bob. All right, my friends, what shall it l)e? All sing. (Snatches heard. ) Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind ?
We're here because we're here Because he're here, because we're here. (Tune— "Holy City. ") Dillonia, Dillonia, Wait for us till we come back.
We're on our way to spend the day Far from our books and w^ork. (Tune — "Yankee Doodle. ") Normalites went to Green's Knoll In some rigs and hay racks; They ate up all the beans in sight And emptied all the grub sacks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—127— (After the others have started King H a carriage drawn by a single prancing steed. ) Merrymaker (in front carriage).
Behold 'tis well to see the grub so near Guard well thy care, charioteer.
Second Merrymaker. Yes, and right behind arc two ha\- racks..
Followed by four private cars.
And still another rig I see Filled with our nobility.
Yet far behind the king I sec.
His steed played out. It cannot be!
Third Merrymaker (to those in next hay rack) : Ho, ho, my partners.
Draw up close, and l...et us have a song.
You people in the other rigs, Just pass the word along.
Sir Bob. All right, my friends, what shall it l)e? All sing. (Snatches heard. ) Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind ?
We're here because we're here Because he're here, because we're here. (Tune— "Holy City. ") Dillonia, Dillonia, Wait for us till we come back.
We're on our way to spend the day Far from our books and w^ork. (Tune — "Yankee Doodle. ") Normalites went to Green's Knoll In some rigs and hay racks; They ate up all the beans in sight And emptied all the grub sacks.
What to read after The Chinook volume Yr1909?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Barnes to read onlineMoreLess
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