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And the wounded cry with pain.
But our banner's proudly floatmg.
O'er old Nashville once agam.
* First stanza from an old war ballad.
Tell dear Elsie for me. Mother, That I've missed her gentle care.
That I hope to meet her. Mother, In a land that's bright and fair.
Tell her that the little locket.
That contained her golden hair.
To my lips I ofttimes pressed it.
As I pressed her hand so fair.
Oh, for strength to hold out. Mother, For I have so much to tell.
But I'm bleeding, dying. Mother, Els...ie, Mother, fare you w^ell.
all|0 Httkttnmn i>al^trr A boy, but seventeen, The youngest of our home.
Father and Mother lowly plead "Not to be left alone," They loved him so.
Sad did he importune.
His young friends all were gone.
How could he bear this sense of shame And thus remain at home?
He needs must go.
True did he love his home.
But here how could he rest And hear his Country's earnest tone Call : "Come, my brave, my best" — Was he not one ?
Persistence wrung consent, At last our boy is gone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the wounded cry with pain.
But our banner's proudly floatmg.
O'er old Nashville once agam.
* First stanza from an old war ballad.
Tell dear Elsie for me. Mother, That I've missed her gentle care.
That I hope to meet her. Mother, In a land that's bright and fair.
Tell her that the little locket.
That contained her golden hair.
To my lips I ofttimes pressed it.
As I pressed her hand so fair.
Oh, for strength to hold out. Mother, For I have so much to tell.
But I'm bleeding, dying. Mother, Els...ie, Mother, fare you w^ell.
all|0 Httkttnmn i>al^trr A boy, but seventeen, The youngest of our home.
Father and Mother lowly plead "Not to be left alone," They loved him so.
Sad did he importune.
His young friends all were gone.
How could he bear this sense of shame And thus remain at home?
He needs must go.
True did he love his home.
But here how could he rest And hear his Country's earnest tone Call : "Come, my brave, my best" — Was he not one ?
Persistence wrung consent, At last our boy is gone.
What to read after A Decoration Day Offering ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [hess, John Monroe], 1860- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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