The Verses of James W. Foley. Sunshine And Song
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Peace to thy sighing, brother ; See that thy tears are dried.
Get thee a steak, and smother It with some onions, fried.
Turkey with oyster dressing, Beef with its gravy brown.
Life? It is one grand blessing — Dinner is served — sit down !
FOR THE LOVE OF A HORSE.
YOU'VE got the drop, Sandy ! There's cottonwoods handy ; I ain't no spring chicken — I know what it means !
So get out your halter; you won't see me falter! I ain't no cheap tenderfoot still in his teens !
You've raced me an' chased me..., but you ain't disgraced me ! Old Baldy went lame from a prairie dog hole — You're crippled, old fellow, but there ain't no yellow in all of your make-up, from crupper to poll !
Don't hesitate, Sandy! I know it's onhandy to hang an old friend just for stealin' a horse; But get your traps ready for I ain't onsteady ; an' justice is justice an' must take its course !
I gave all your posse a run that was flossy, through sage brush an' cactus, up cut bank an' hill.
An' now that you've caught me an' got me, why rot me!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peace to thy sighing, brother ; See that thy tears are dried.
Get thee a steak, and smother It with some onions, fried.
Turkey with oyster dressing, Beef with its gravy brown.
Life? It is one grand blessing — Dinner is served — sit down !
FOR THE LOVE OF A HORSE.
YOU'VE got the drop, Sandy ! There's cottonwoods handy ; I ain't no spring chicken — I know what it means !
So get out your halter; you won't see me falter! I ain't no cheap tenderfoot still in his teens !
You've raced me an' chased me..., but you ain't disgraced me ! Old Baldy went lame from a prairie dog hole — You're crippled, old fellow, but there ain't no yellow in all of your make-up, from crupper to poll !
Don't hesitate, Sandy! I know it's onhandy to hang an old friend just for stealin' a horse; But get your traps ready for I ain't onsteady ; an' justice is justice an' must take its course !
I gave all your posse a run that was flossy, through sage brush an' cactus, up cut bank an' hill.
An' now that you've caught me an' got me, why rot me!
What to read after The Verses of James W. Foley. Sunshine And Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foley James William to read onlineMoreLess
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