 | California, Southern - 1901 - 328 pages
...bargain," and she hove a dozen in. Right soon I went to the mines, put in my biggest licks, Came down on the boulders jest like a thousand o' bricks. I worked...workin' for my Sally — 'twas all the same to Joe." Joe continues to work in the mines, but he doesn't raise a stake. Time passes and the denoument comes... | |
 | 1901 - 358 pages
...bargain," and she hove a dozen in. Right soon I went to the mines, put in my biggest licks, Came down on the boulders jest like a thousand o' bricks. I worked...workin* for my Sally — 'twas all the same to Joe." Joe continues to work in the mines, but he doesn't raise a stake. Time passes and the denoument comes... | |
 | Historical Society of Southern California - California, Southern - 1901 - 768 pages
...bargain," and she hove a dozen in. Right soon I went to the mines, put in my biggest licks, Came down on the boulders jest like a thousand o' bricks. I worked...workin' for my Sally — 'twas all the same to Joe." Joe continues to work in the mines, but he doesn't raise a stake. Time passes and the denoument comes... | |
 | Literature, Modern - 1928 - 668 pages
...Come down upon the boulders Like a thousand of bricks. I labored late and early, In rain an' sun an' snow, I was workin' for my Sally — 'Twas all the same to Joe. One day I got a letter, 'Twas from my brother Ike; It came from Old Missouri, And all the way from... | |
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twas all the same to Joe." Joe continues to work in the mines, but he doesn't raise a stake. Time passes and the denoument comes to Joe's little romance in a letter from brother Ike which said "Sally has wed a butcher whose hair is red. 