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<div style="background:#fff;border:#bbb dashed 1px;padding:5px"><a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/comments.php?id=416485" style="color:#000;text-decoration:none"><div style="margin:10px 0"><strong>A Bear Family</strong></div><div style="margin:10px 0">Wunst, 'way West in Illinoise,<br>Wuz two Bears an' their two boys:<br>An' the two boys' names, you know,<br>Wuz--like _ours_ is,--Jim an' Jo;<br>An' their _parunts'_ names wuz same's,<br>All big grown-up people's names,--<br>Ist _Miz_ Bear, the neighbers call<br>'Em, an' _Mister_ Bear--'at's all.<br>Yes--an' Miz Bear scold him, too,<br>Ist like grown folks _shouldn't_ do!</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Wuz a grea'-big river there,<br>An', 'crosst that, 's a mountain where<br>Old Bear said some day he'd go,<br>Ef she don't quit scoldin'so!<br>So, one day when he been down<br>The river, fishin', 'most to town,<br>An' come back 'thout no fish a-tall,<br>An' Jim an' Jo they run an' bawl<br>An' tell their ma their pa hain't fetch'<br>No fish,--she scold again an' ketch<br>Her old broom up an' biff him, too.--</div><div style="margin:10px 0">An' he ist cry, an' say, '_Boo-hoo_!<br>I _told_ you what I 'd do some day'.'<br>An' he ist turned an' runned away<br>To where's the grea'-big river there,<br>An' ist _splunged_ in an' swum to where<br>The mountain's at, 'way th'other side,<br>An' clumbed up there. An' Miz Bear _cried_--<br>An' little Jo an' little Jim--<br>Ist like their ma--bofe cried fer him!--<br>But he clumbed on, _clean out o' sight_,<br>He wuz so mad!--An' served 'em right!</div><div style="margin:10px 0">Nen--when the Bear got 'way on top<br>The mountain, he heerd somepin' flop<br>Its wings--an' somepin' else he heerd<br>A-rattlin'-like.--An' he wuz _skeerd_,<br>An' looked 'way up, an'--_Mercy sake!_--</div><div style="margin:10px 0">It wuz a' Eagul an' a SNAKE!<br>An'-sir! the Snake, he bite an' kill'<br>The Eagul, an' they bofe fall till<br>They strike the ground--_k'spang-k'spat!_--<br>Wite where the Bear wuz standin' at!<br>An' when here come the Snake at him,<br>The Bear he think o' little Jim<br>An' Jo, he did--an' their ma, too,--<br>All safe at home; an' he ist flew<br>Back down the mountain--an' could hear<br>The old Snake rattlin', sharp an' clear,<br>Wite clos't behind!--An' Bear he's so<br>All tired out, by time, you know,<br>He git down to the river there,<br>He know' he can't _swim_ back to where<br>His folks is at. But ist wite nen<br>He see a boat an' six big men</div><div style="margin:10px 0">'At's been a-shootin' ducks: An' so<br>He skeerd them out the boat, you know,<br>An' ist jumped in--an' Snake _he_ tried<br>To jump in, too, but failed outside<br>Where all the water wuz; an' so<br>The Bear grabs one the things you row<br>The boat wiv an' ist whacks the head<br>Of the old Snake an' kills him dead!--</div><div style="margin:10px 0">An' when he's killed him dead, w'y, nen<br>_The old Snake's drownded dead again_!<br>Nen Bear set in the boat an' bowed<br>His back an' rowed--an' rowed--an' rowed--<br>Till he's safe home--so tired he can't<br>Do nothin' but lay there an' pant<br>An' tell his childern, 'Bresh my coat!'<br>An' tell his wife, 'Go chain my boat!'<br>An' they're so glad he's back, they say<br>'They _knowed_ he's comin' thataway<br>To ist surprise the dear ones there!'<br>An' Jim an' Jo they dried his hair</div><div style="margin:10px 0">An' pulled the burrs out; an' their ma<br>She ist set there an' helt his paw<br>Till he wuz sound asleep, an' nen<br>She tell' him she won't scold again--<br>Never--never--never--<br>Ferever an' ferever!</div><div style="margin:10px 0"><br /></a><br />poem by <a href="http://en.citatepedia.ro/by.php?a=James+Whitcomb+Riley">James Whitcomb Riley</a><div class=q>
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Wuz two Bears an' their two boys:
An' the two boys' names, you know,
Wuz--like _ours_ is,--Jim an' Jo;
An' their _parunts'_ names wuz same's,
All big grown-up people's names,--
Ist _Miz_ Bear, the neighbers call
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