Barwon Ballads And School Verses
Barwon Ballads And School Verses
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And be the victors.
Such are his modest wishes — may He prosper in a quiet way. And do his best in work and play, And be contented !
AT THE WILLOWS CAMP Camp by the waving brown of bulrush beds That rustle clear against the dull, cold sky — Camp with the yellow leaves above our heads, And the brown Barwon slowly floating by.
How oft have we, at break of winter morn, Sought the kind shelter of the loved old spot, Lit the bright fire beside the Afric thorn. And been content as monarchs with our l...ot !
How oft shall we, in time that is to be.
By mulgah scrub on sun-dried northern plain, Dream of the days when every hour was free, And long for our own river once again !
How often shall the faces of old mates, The tried companions of the racing four, Loom up before the rider as he waits In silence, and the sultry day is o'er. 271 272 SCHOOL VERSES But we — we row, and heed not that the time, The golden time, is flying fast away ; We only hear the ripple, and the chime Of the good blades that cut the rising spray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And be the victors.
Such are his modest wishes — may He prosper in a quiet way. And do his best in work and play, And be contented !
AT THE WILLOWS CAMP Camp by the waving brown of bulrush beds That rustle clear against the dull, cold sky — Camp with the yellow leaves above our heads, And the brown Barwon slowly floating by.
How oft have we, at break of winter morn, Sought the kind shelter of the loved old spot, Lit the bright fire beside the Afric thorn. And been content as monarchs with our l...ot !
How oft shall we, in time that is to be.
By mulgah scrub on sun-dried northern plain, Dream of the days when every hour was free, And long for our own river once again !
How often shall the faces of old mates, The tried companions of the racing four, Loom up before the rider as he waits In silence, and the sultry day is o'er. 271 272 SCHOOL VERSES But we — we row, and heed not that the time, The golden time, is flying fast away ; We only hear the ripple, and the chime Of the good blades that cut the rising spray.
What to read after Barwon Ballads And School Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Lister Cuthbertson to read onlineMoreLess
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