Through St. Dunstan's to Light
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Not a very elaborate piece of poetry, and sadly deficient in metre andrhyme; but it certainly did mean much to us when we heard our supporterssinging it. We sang it to the tune of "Over there. " Out of justice to mycomrades, I must plead guilty of composing it.
The average weight of the team was only 145lbs. , but what the men lackedin weight was made up in grit. The team was chosen from fifteenCanadians, all who were at the Bungalow at the time; and seven of thenine men who comprised the team ...were "black" blind. Yet this team beatthe pick of five hundred others. I have heard some of the men of theother teams asking: "Why do they always pull us over? We are heavier, man for man we are stronger, and we have more sight than they have. " One of the opponents discovered the secret, and thus expressed himself:"I know what it is; it's the--what they themselves call 'pep'; it's thevim they put into the game; it's the enthusiasm they have for all sortsof sport. I was billeted close to some of them on the Somme; they werealways the same whether in or out of the line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not a very elaborate piece of poetry, and sadly deficient in metre andrhyme; but it certainly did mean much to us when we heard our supporterssinging it. We sang it to the tune of "Over there. " Out of justice to mycomrades, I must plead guilty of composing it.
The average weight of the team was only 145lbs. , but what the men lackedin weight was made up in grit. The team was chosen from fifteenCanadians, all who were at the Bungalow at the time; and seven of thenine men who comprised the team ...were "black" blind. Yet this team beatthe pick of five hundred others. I have heard some of the men of theother teams asking: "Why do they always pull us over? We are heavier, man for man we are stronger, and we have more sight than they have. " One of the opponents discovered the secret, and thus expressed himself:"I know what it is; it's the--what they themselves call 'pep'; it's thevim they put into the game; it's the enthusiasm they have for all sortsof sport. I was billeted close to some of them on the Somme; they werealways the same whether in or out of the line.
What to read after Through St. Dunstan's to Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rawlinson James H. to read onlineMoreLess
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