And They Went to the War
And They Went to the War
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The jolly-boat's waiting, I'm off in a jiffy, To scouting and cruising, to chaise and to raid.
" Ah, cariad, say, when you see in the offing, Dark on the blue waters of Cardigan Bay, Our smoke-stack just showing, then will you be doffing Your bonnet to wave us a parting ' huzzay ' ?
" Once homeward I'd run, tho' the black scud was flying, And the breakers were howling like fiends on our lee. With every stitch set, every danger defying.
For, a7i'wyl, I knew that you watched on the quay.
^' In va...in will you watch for your fisher-lad's skiff, he Is tracking the death that the foeman has laid ; If Death is the end of it, dear maid of Teifi, Farewell and good-bye to you, dear Teifi maid ! " lo VI. -FROM WHITECHAPEL.
A white and wolfish face, with fangs Half-snarling out of flaccid lips ; An unkempt head, that loosely hangs ; Shoulders that cower from gaolers' grips; Eyes furtive in their greedy glance ; Slim fingers not untaught to thieve; — He shambles forward to the chance His whole life's squalor to retrieve.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The jolly-boat's waiting, I'm off in a jiffy, To scouting and cruising, to chaise and to raid.
" Ah, cariad, say, when you see in the offing, Dark on the blue waters of Cardigan Bay, Our smoke-stack just showing, then will you be doffing Your bonnet to wave us a parting ' huzzay ' ?
" Once homeward I'd run, tho' the black scud was flying, And the breakers were howling like fiends on our lee. With every stitch set, every danger defying.
For, a7i'wyl, I knew that you watched on the quay.
^' In va...in will you watch for your fisher-lad's skiff, he Is tracking the death that the foeman has laid ; If Death is the end of it, dear maid of Teifi, Farewell and good-bye to you, dear Teifi maid ! " lo VI. -FROM WHITECHAPEL.
A white and wolfish face, with fangs Half-snarling out of flaccid lips ; An unkempt head, that loosely hangs ; Shoulders that cower from gaolers' grips; Eyes furtive in their greedy glance ; Slim fingers not untaught to thieve; — He shambles forward to the chance His whole life's squalor to retrieve.
What to read after And They Went to the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicklin John Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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