Beechenbrook a Rhyme of the War
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Home, and child, and wife ; Tentless they are lying, While the fires burn low, Lying in their 'blankets, Midst December's snow !
Come, Sophy, my blossom ! I've something to say Will chase for a moment your gambols away : To-day as we climbed the steep mountain-path o'er, I noticed a bare-footed lad in my corps ; ei How comes it/'- I asked, " you look careful and bold, - How conies it you're marching, unshod, through the cold ?" ''Ah, sir ! I'm a poor, lonely urp tan, you see : No mother, no fri...ends that are caring fur me ; A RHYME OF THE WAR. 35 If I'm wounded, or captured, or killed, in the war, "Twill matter to nobody, Colonel D unbar. " Now, Sophy ! your needles, dear ! Knit him some socks, And send the poor fellow a pair in my box ; Then he'll know, and his heart with the thought will be filled, There is one little maiden will care if he's killed.
The fire burns dimly, and scattered around, The men lie asleep on the snow-covered ground ; But ere in my blanket I Avrap me to rest, I hold you, my darling, close, close, to my breast : God love you !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Home, and child, and wife ; Tentless they are lying, While the fires burn low, Lying in their 'blankets, Midst December's snow !
Come, Sophy, my blossom ! I've something to say Will chase for a moment your gambols away : To-day as we climbed the steep mountain-path o'er, I noticed a bare-footed lad in my corps ; ei How comes it/'- I asked, " you look careful and bold, - How conies it you're marching, unshod, through the cold ?" ''Ah, sir ! I'm a poor, lonely urp tan, you see : No mother, no fri...ends that are caring fur me ; A RHYME OF THE WAR. 35 If I'm wounded, or captured, or killed, in the war, "Twill matter to nobody, Colonel D unbar. " Now, Sophy ! your needles, dear ! Knit him some socks, And send the poor fellow a pair in my box ; Then he'll know, and his heart with the thought will be filled, There is one little maiden will care if he's killed.
The fire burns dimly, and scattered around, The men lie asleep on the snow-covered ground ; But ere in my blanket I Avrap me to rest, I hold you, my darling, close, close, to my breast : God love you !
What to read after Beechenbrook a Rhyme of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Junkin Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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