The Ohio Historical Quarterly
The Ohio Historical Quarterly
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Oh, 'twas there in the fields and broad, verdant meadows, I wandered with playmates that I loved; 'Mid the perfumes of flowers and sweet fragrant blossoms.
Where the birds sing so sweetly, we roved; But long, long ago all my playmates were gone.
One by one 'neath the flowers they have lain; On the banks of the river, 'neath the green, weeping willow I shall ne'er see their dear forms again.
f V Digitized by VjOOQIC Song Writers of Ohio. 301 Many long years have passed since I stood by the river....
And said "Goodbye, my happy home;" Oh, *twas sad, sad to part with the scenes I loved dearly.
And start o'er the cold world to roam; Take me back, take me back to the dear old farm, Where the fields teem with ripe, golden grain; For my heart is still longing for my home by the river, Take me back, and Til ne'er roam again.
THE OLD TRAMP.
Who that lived through them does not recall the troublous times of 1876-7, when business was at a stand-still, the presidency in the air, the railroad men on a strike and thousands of the unemployed on the tramp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, 'twas there in the fields and broad, verdant meadows, I wandered with playmates that I loved; 'Mid the perfumes of flowers and sweet fragrant blossoms.
Where the birds sing so sweetly, we roved; But long, long ago all my playmates were gone.
One by one 'neath the flowers they have lain; On the banks of the river, 'neath the green, weeping willow I shall ne'er see their dear forms again.
f V Digitized by VjOOQIC Song Writers of Ohio. 301 Many long years have passed since I stood by the river....
And said "Goodbye, my happy home;" Oh, *twas sad, sad to part with the scenes I loved dearly.
And start o'er the cold world to roam; Take me back, take me back to the dear old farm, Where the fields teem with ripe, golden grain; For my heart is still longing for my home by the river, Take me back, and Til ne'er roam again.
THE OLD TRAMP.
Who that lived through them does not recall the troublous times of 1876-7, when business was at a stand-still, the presidency in the air, the railroad men on a strike and thousands of the unemployed on the tramp.
What to read after The Ohio Historical Quarterly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ohio Historical Society to read onlineMoreLess
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