The Smell O the Turf Verses
The Smell O the Turf Verses
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Not once or twice that frosty night The home of each had shone in sight, But neither would at home remain An' lave his friend his lone" again. Said each: "I'll see you back a piece, For fear you'd meet some sthray police. " Thus half the night had lumbered thro' Before they bid the last adieu.
Och, words are useless to declare The love between this lovely pair At seasons when the " tay an' toast " Had loosed their tongues their love to boast.
To-night beneath yon starin' moon The parti n' time ...come aye too soon.
An' foun' them locked in long embraces.
Not half an inch between their faces.
"I'll tell you what it is, " said Willy, "(Don't think me daft or even silly) I like you so, you cudn't vex me, I'd give you anythin' you'd ax me. " I conversalion. " his lonejalone.
TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING 113 •*An' as for me, " said Ned M'Guffin, "There's them that calls me 'dhrinkin' ruffin, ' But you know better, an' it's thrue, Am raley jist as fond of you. " "But wud you, Ned, as dacent be.
An' show yourself as kin' to me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not once or twice that frosty night The home of each had shone in sight, But neither would at home remain An' lave his friend his lone" again. Said each: "I'll see you back a piece, For fear you'd meet some sthray police. " Thus half the night had lumbered thro' Before they bid the last adieu.
Och, words are useless to declare The love between this lovely pair At seasons when the " tay an' toast " Had loosed their tongues their love to boast.
To-night beneath yon starin' moon The parti n' time ...come aye too soon.
An' foun' them locked in long embraces.
Not half an inch between their faces.
"I'll tell you what it is, " said Willy, "(Don't think me daft or even silly) I like you so, you cudn't vex me, I'd give you anythin' you'd ax me. " I conversalion. " his lonejalone.
TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING 113 •*An' as for me, " said Ned M'Guffin, "There's them that calls me 'dhrinkin' ruffin, ' But you know better, an' it's thrue, Am raley jist as fond of you. " "But wud you, Ned, as dacent be.
An' show yourself as kin' to me?
What to read after The Smell O the Turf Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel S Mccurry to read onlineMoreLess
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