Old Spookses' Pass, Malcolm's Katie, and other poems by Isabella Valancy Crawford
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Thar ain't no changes cum about Sence them old days in Eden, Except thet lovers take a spell Of mighty hearty feedin'. Now Adam makes his Eve rejice By orderin' up a lemon ice. He ain't got enny kind ov show To hear the merry pealins' Of them thar weddin' bells, unless He kind ov stirs her feelins'-- By treatin' her tew ginger pop, An' pilin' peanuts in a-top. Thet Agent man know'd how to run The business real handy; An' him an' Deely sot an' laugh'd, An' scrunch'd a pile o' candy; An' talk'd about the singin' skule-- An' stars--an' Spense's kickin' mule-- An' other elevatin' facts In Skyence an' in Natur. An' Time, es I wus sayin', glode Past, like a champion skater,-- When--Thunder! round the orchard fence. Come thet thar tarrier dog an' Spense, An' made straight for the dairy door. |
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