The Goodly Land of Beulah
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14 A freedom suit, a freedom suit, A pair of new shoes, And a penny to boot, And not a penny to pay ! Sing we the cotton song, until There's not a hand can boss a mill. Not too much Usquebaugh, Not too much Holland gin ; We go for good cotton gin, sir. Good cotton gin. Not too much Island Edict here, Good Continentals, a truce to fear, A distinct nation we've come to be, Praising worth of home-made nationality. Not Asia's darkness. Not Afric's gloom, Can bind forever under the tomb. Israel wake... for jubilee !
A MILLY SONG.
DuLCE, dulce domo, Good major domo ! Sweet, sweet home, O Sweet, sweet home. Have you chimed it well, By the convent bell ? As a rook in a nook, By convent book.
15 I've chimed it well, I've chimed it well, By the home of my childhood, By my joy of the wildwood.
Dulce, dulce domo.
Sweet, sweet home, O, I will find my home, O, My home in the Lord.
Say, have ye loved a nobleman In suit of russet grey ?
Ah, the heart of many a nobleman Hath throbbed, and that in mortal clay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
14 A freedom suit, a freedom suit, A pair of new shoes, And a penny to boot, And not a penny to pay ! Sing we the cotton song, until There's not a hand can boss a mill. Not too much Usquebaugh, Not too much Holland gin ; We go for good cotton gin, sir. Good cotton gin. Not too much Island Edict here, Good Continentals, a truce to fear, A distinct nation we've come to be, Praising worth of home-made nationality. Not Asia's darkness. Not Afric's gloom, Can bind forever under the tomb. Israel wake... for jubilee !
A MILLY SONG.
DuLCE, dulce domo, Good major domo ! Sweet, sweet home, O Sweet, sweet home. Have you chimed it well, By the convent bell ? As a rook in a nook, By convent book.
15 I've chimed it well, I've chimed it well, By the home of my childhood, By my joy of the wildwood.
Dulce, dulce domo.
Sweet, sweet home, O, I will find my home, O, My home in the Lord.
Say, have ye loved a nobleman In suit of russet grey ?
Ah, the heart of many a nobleman Hath throbbed, and that in mortal clay.
What to read after The Goodly Land of Beulah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saint Catherine Buel to read onlineMoreLess
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