Beneath the Bough
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* Referring to the permission granted to soldiers of Irish regiments to wear the Shamrock on St. Patrick's Day.
16 Victoria January, 1901.
FAREWELL, strong soul, brave heart, thrice- crowned queen By birth, and merit, and a nation's love ! Our tears are for ourselves, dismayed, bereft Of thy wise governance and tender care ; Thou hast no need of them, nor would we mar Thy spirit's gladness by one vain regret.
Thy thought was ever for thy people's weal, For their prosperity thy constant prayer ;... The desolating grief that wrung thy heart Flowed out to them in boundless sympathy.
And now the brain is still, the heart is cold, That swayed the destinies of half a world, The grief of millions melts in thanks and praise For God's good gift, Victoria the Good.
An Incident of the Dublin Streets "Spectator? i-]th Feb. , 1901.
HE was only a city arab, With never a shoe on his feet, Looking with merry whistle For mischief or fun in the street.
As he scampered along the pavement He glanced at a placard outspread, Read there in great black letters, The tidings, " The Queen is dead.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* Referring to the permission granted to soldiers of Irish regiments to wear the Shamrock on St. Patrick's Day.
16 Victoria January, 1901.
FAREWELL, strong soul, brave heart, thrice- crowned queen By birth, and merit, and a nation's love ! Our tears are for ourselves, dismayed, bereft Of thy wise governance and tender care ; Thou hast no need of them, nor would we mar Thy spirit's gladness by one vain regret.
Thy thought was ever for thy people's weal, For their prosperity thy constant prayer ;... The desolating grief that wrung thy heart Flowed out to them in boundless sympathy.
And now the brain is still, the heart is cold, That swayed the destinies of half a world, The grief of millions melts in thanks and praise For God's good gift, Victoria the Good.
An Incident of the Dublin Streets "Spectator? i-]th Feb. , 1901.
HE was only a city arab, With never a shoe on his feet, Looking with merry whistle For mischief or fun in the street.
As he scampered along the pavement He glanced at a placard outspread, Read there in great black letters, The tidings, " The Queen is dead.
What to read after Beneath the Bough?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jane Leck to read onlineMoreLess
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