An Historical Poem : Milwaukee's Early Days
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Fixed his eye on the top and commenced the ascent, Determined that place to attain.
Many places of trust he's filled in the land.
Looks you straight in the eye when giving his hand, And his record is free from all stain.
10 XXVII.
The next after fame, in this veteran band.
Was ex-mayor Don Upham so child-hke and bland.
Who a Governor bold once thought to be made.
Got everything ready, had all the pipes laid.
And entered his name for the race.
But when near the goal his steed flew the track.
For... Leonard J. P'arwell had turned up a Jack, And counted him out of his place.
xxyiii.
At the head of the column for the year Thirty-eight, Stood our veteran Judge, from the Keystone State, With full bodily strength and a head always clear, Unbiased by favors and unmoved by fears.
And as firm and erect as a pillar.
High up in the record of fame does he stand.
With a name that's untarnished all over the land.
Our much honored Andrew G. Miller.
• xxix.
The next on the list for the year Thirty-eight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fixed his eye on the top and commenced the ascent, Determined that place to attain.
Many places of trust he's filled in the land.
Looks you straight in the eye when giving his hand, And his record is free from all stain.
10 XXVII.
The next after fame, in this veteran band.
Was ex-mayor Don Upham so child-hke and bland.
Who a Governor bold once thought to be made.
Got everything ready, had all the pipes laid.
And entered his name for the race.
But when near the goal his steed flew the track.
For... Leonard J. P'arwell had turned up a Jack, And counted him out of his place.
xxyiii.
At the head of the column for the year Thirty-eight, Stood our veteran Judge, from the Keystone State, With full bodily strength and a head always clear, Unbiased by favors and unmoved by fears.
And as firm and erect as a pillar.
High up in the record of fame does he stand.
With a name that's untarnished all over the land.
Our much honored Andrew G. Miller.
• xxix.
The next on the list for the year Thirty-eight.
What to read after An Historical Poem : Milwaukee's Early Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James S James Smith Buck to read onlineMoreLess
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