The Men Who Blaze the Trail And Other Poems
The Men Who Blaze the Trail And Other Poems
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R. Wheaton, who died at Nome, July 27, 1900.
[94] THE MEN WHO BLAZE THE TRAIL He tells me that in twenty years he never knew a man That spent a winter in the North except one African An came outside to see the sights, that wasn t broke an tired An homesick for his Yukon friends before a month expired.
He says his little children fret an mope aroun all day To have him take em back again to where they use to play An fish along the river bank an imitate the cry O wild geese tracin long black lines... across the summer sky.
He says they keep a-beggin an implorin him to go Back where they used to frolic with their play mates in the snow An watch the stars an wonder at the tremblin Northern Lights That flit an dance an whisper through the moon-tranced Arctic nights.
[95] THE MEN WHO BLAZE THE TRAIL He says the Malamutes he brought to make his children glad Became before a week went by low-spirited an sad, An moped aroun just like the kids, an even though he tried To cheer em up with empty cans, they pined away an died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R. Wheaton, who died at Nome, July 27, 1900.
[94] THE MEN WHO BLAZE THE TRAIL He tells me that in twenty years he never knew a man That spent a winter in the North except one African An came outside to see the sights, that wasn t broke an tired An homesick for his Yukon friends before a month expired.
He says his little children fret an mope aroun all day To have him take em back again to where they use to play An fish along the river bank an imitate the cry O wild geese tracin long black lines... across the summer sky.
He says they keep a-beggin an implorin him to go Back where they used to frolic with their play mates in the snow An watch the stars an wonder at the tremblin Northern Lights That flit an dance an whisper through the moon-tranced Arctic nights.
[95] THE MEN WHO BLAZE THE TRAIL He says the Malamutes he brought to make his children glad Became before a week went by low-spirited an sad, An moped aroun just like the kids, an even though he tried To cheer em up with empty cans, they pined away an died.
What to read after The Men Who Blaze the Trail And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sam C Sam Clarke Dunham to read onlineMoreLess
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