The Old House and the New
The Old House and the New Is it only twelve mont’ I play de fool, You’re sure it ‘s correc’ , ma dear? I ‘m glad […]
READ MOREThe Old Pine Tree
The Old Pine Tree “Listen my child,” said the old pine tree, to the little one nestling near, “For the storm clouds troop together to-night, and […]
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The Old Sexton I know very well t’was purty hard case If dere ‘s not on de worl’ some beeger place Dan village of Cote St. […]
READ MOREThe Oyster Schooner
The Oyster Schooner W’at’s all dem bell a ringin’ for, a can hear dem ev’ry w’ere? W’at’s bring de peop’ togeder on de w’arf at Trois […]
READ MOREThe Red Canoe
The Red Canoe De win’ is sleepin’ in de pine, but O! de night is black! An’ all day long de loon bird cry on Lac […]
READ MOREThe Rose Delima
The Rose Delima You can sew heem up in a canvas sack, An’ t’row heem over boar’ You can wait till de ship she ‘s comin’ […]
READ MOREThe Windigo
The Windigo Go easy wit’ de paddle, an’ steady wit’ de oar Geev rudder to de bes’ man you got among de crew, Let ev’ry wan […]
READ MOREThe Wreck of the Julie Plante
The Wreck of the Julie Plante On wan dark night on Lac St. Pierre, De win’ she blow, blow, blow, An’ de crew of de wood […]
READ MORETwo Hundred Years Ago
Two Hundred Years Ago Two honder year ago, de worl’ is purty slow Even folk upon dis contree ‘s not so smart, Den who is travel […]
READ MOREA Gallop from the Train
A Gallop from the Train Though I can’t afford a hunter -more’s the pity, I love a rousing gallop like the rest!- Every morning as I […]
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