Verse And Toast. Series 1-
Verse And Toast. Series 1-
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The great Eddie Williamson, The greatest-ever short stop, Dalrymple in left, Gore in centre, They never missed a drop, 63 Digitized by Google An' standin' out in right field ; The idol of every crowd, Mike Kelly the bleacher's favorite ; Of him Illinois was justly proud.
I have to take me hat off, I do upon me word ; Ivery time I speak thim names.
Me, oh, I was playin' third ; The game was progressin' finely.
We were winnin' just hands down.
Whin the tyrant gave a decision.
That aroused the Win...dy town, Three min were on the bases, I wuz at the bat ; The umpire crouched behind me, A coward, small and fat.
He wobbled like an old woman, Afraid of every ball, He was such a lady That he could hardly call Aloud them balls the pitcher Wuz firin' at the plate ; But for every honest player His soul wuz filled with hate.
He — that tyrant of tyrants — Called me out on strikes.
I heard the yellin' voices, But I could distinguish Mike's, Who roared swipe him Casey, That mut ain't fit to live.
K you don't do your duty, Chicago will never forgive 64 Digitized by Google You or any player That's playin' op her nine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great Eddie Williamson, The greatest-ever short stop, Dalrymple in left, Gore in centre, They never missed a drop, 63 Digitized by Google An' standin' out in right field ; The idol of every crowd, Mike Kelly the bleacher's favorite ; Of him Illinois was justly proud.
I have to take me hat off, I do upon me word ; Ivery time I speak thim names.
Me, oh, I was playin' third ; The game was progressin' finely.
We were winnin' just hands down.
Whin the tyrant gave a decision.
That aroused the Win...dy town, Three min were on the bases, I wuz at the bat ; The umpire crouched behind me, A coward, small and fat.
He wobbled like an old woman, Afraid of every ball, He was such a lady That he could hardly call Aloud them balls the pitcher Wuz firin' at the plate ; But for every honest player His soul wuz filled with hate.
He — that tyrant of tyrants — Called me out on strikes.
I heard the yellin' voices, But I could distinguish Mike's, Who roared swipe him Casey, That mut ain't fit to live.
K you don't do your duty, Chicago will never forgive 64 Digitized by Google You or any player That's playin' op her nine.
What to read after Verse And Toast. Series 1-?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowe, William H., Jr to read onlineMoreLess
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