The Habitant and Other French-Canadian Poems by William Henry Drummond
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Dat's very long tam you don't come at all."
She's geev him so soon he's come on de door Du vin de pays, an' some nice galettes, She's mak' dem herse'f only day before An' he say "Bigosh! dat is fine girl yet." So he's try hees chances some more--hooraw! Julie is not mak' so moche troub' dis tam; She's forget de poor Jeremie Dandurand An' tole de Notaire she will be hees famme. W'en Jeremie come off de wood nex' spring, An' fin' dat hees girl she was get mariee Everybody's expec' he will do somet'ing, But he don't do not'ing at all, dey say; For he's got 'noder girl on Sainte Dorothee, Dat he's love long tam, an' she don't say "No," So he's forget too all about Julie An' mak' de mariee wit' hese'f also. A CANADIAN VOYAGEUR'S ACCOUNT OF THE NILE EXPEDITION. "MAXIME LABELLE." Victoriaw: she have beeg war, E-gyp's de nam' de place-- An' neeger peep dat's leev 'im dere, got very black de face, An' so she's write Joseph Mercier, he's stop on Trois Rivieres-- |
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