Riley Songs of Home by James Whitcomb Riley
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page 51 of 86 (59%)
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And, in all forgetful ways,
Shall we sit apart and wait-- In the evening of our days? III Nay, my wife--my life!--the gloom Shall enfold us velvetwise, And my smile shall be the groom Of the gladness of your eyes: Gently, gently as the dew Mingles with the darkening maze, I shall fall asleep with you-- In the evening of our days. [Illustration] JIM He was jes a plain, ever'-day, all-round kind of a jour., Consumpted-lookin'--but la! The jokiest, wittiest, story-tellin', song-singin', laughin'est, jolliest Feller you ever saw! Worked at jes coarse work, but you kin bet he was fine enough in his talk, And his feelin's, too! |
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