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Identifier: reminiscentrhyme00wils (find matches)
Title: Reminiscent rhymes, and other verse
Year: 1911 (1910s)
Authors: Wilson, John Byers
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Publisher: Cincinnati, Press of Jennings and Graham
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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evry one sed.They liked that feller. Drifted into teachin an then into law;Studied like sin when he d sowed his wild oats.An next he wuz round, a shakin each paw,Kissin the babies an solicitin votes.Wuz runnin fer congress—Eooster Candidate;Sure, both sides alike felt a pride in Jim,An we made up our minds, both airly an late,If any one wuz lected, t wuz goin ter be hmi.Thats the way in old Adams—wiiz lected, you bet;Did nt make him stuck-up—did nt git swelled head.Cum round common-like, seemed jist the same.But the worst, wuz leavin old friends, ho sed;An all o the wimmen, fer whom he done chores,—Old Widder Fry an Aunt Polly KellerSed they d make the men keep him right thar, ferThey liked that feller. Jim sent us an invite up to Washinton; Sed he d show us sights ould make our hair curl; At he liked the home-folks, good deal the best— Sent all the wimmen seeds—even the hired girl; Didnt fergit anybody—alwuz jes the same; Wuz nt shamed a his rcarin—held his head high;
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Writ he d like to be round our old spring-house,Gittin outside o milk, an some pumpkin pie;Wall, we jist picked up, an dropped down on Jim;Glad ter see us? should say! showed he wuz glad;Hugged the old wimmen—piloted us all round.An we jist had the hest time ever we had;Took us to a banquet—lasted two hours.An some of us got jist a little meller;Looked as tho Jim played a trick on us, but—AVe liked that feller. 71 THE NEW WOMAN 73 Seemed jes^ like a visit back home he sed;Fer sight o home-folks, he d many time prayed.An the ol-fashioned flowers the wimmen took him,Wuz rifts o sweet sunshine from fields where he M Etrayexl.Wall, we kept Jim thar fer many a-year;We d run him agin, an keep up his fight,Fer, we d raised him; an knew whatever he did.Cum purty nigh bein jist about right;But the news came home to us all one day,At Jim had took sick, an suddenly died;Then many a cheek was wet right away.An some went off to emselves, an cried;An when we all stood round his open grave,Tha

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