The Prairie Wife
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And when Olga came in andI handed Dinky-Dink to her she could see that my lashes were wet. Butshe couldn't understand.
So I slipped over to the piano and began to play. Very quietly I sangthrough Herman Lohr's Irish song that begins: In the dead av the night, acushla, When the new big house is still . . .
But before I got to the last two verses I'm afraid my voice was rathershaky.
In the dead av the year, acushla, When me wide new fields are brown, I think av a wee ould house, At the edge a...v an ould gray town!
I think av the rush-lit faces, Where the room and loaf was small: _But the new years seem the lean years, And the ould years, best av all!_ Dinky-Dunk came and stood close beside me. "Has my Gee-Gee a big sadnessin her little prairie heart?" he asked as he slipped his arms about me. But I was sniffling and couldn't answer him. And the cling of hisblessed big arms about me only seemed to make everything worse. So I wasbawling openly when he held up my face and helped himself to what musthave been a terribly briny kiss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And when Olga came in andI handed Dinky-Dink to her she could see that my lashes were wet. Butshe couldn't understand.
So I slipped over to the piano and began to play. Very quietly I sangthrough Herman Lohr's Irish song that begins: In the dead av the night, acushla, When the new big house is still . . .
But before I got to the last two verses I'm afraid my voice was rathershaky.
In the dead av the year, acushla, When me wide new fields are brown, I think av a wee ould house, At the edge a...v an ould gray town!
I think av the rush-lit faces, Where the room and loaf was small: _But the new years seem the lean years, And the ould years, best av all!_ Dinky-Dunk came and stood close beside me. "Has my Gee-Gee a big sadnessin her little prairie heart?" he asked as he slipped his arms about me. But I was sniffling and couldn't answer him. And the cling of hisblessed big arms about me only seemed to make everything worse. So I wasbawling openly when he held up my face and helped himself to what musthave been a terribly briny kiss.
What to read after The Prairie Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stringer Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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