Canadian Melodies And Poems
Canadian Melodies And Poems
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I saw him writhing still In agony. The gaping wound undressed Was pouring out his life. My heart grows chill Even yet ; O God ! I thought how slight a thing can kill.
XVII.
" I stooped beside and strove to staunch the wound.
1 Tis vain, ' he said, ' a trust I'll give to thee. ' He bade me loose a packet which was bound Beneath his cloak. * I charge thee take, ' said he, ' This token to the one who gave it me ; Her picture it contains. Tell her I died While at the post of duty. Thou mayest see H...er name within. ' He turned upon his side, And slowly ebbed away life's dim-receding tide.
74 Poems.
XVIII.
44 I sought a furlough then, but ere 'twas given Occasion thrust a battle in my way.
We fought, I know not how, but far were driven ; I, wounded, fell ; then fled from me the ray That reason beams. I knew no more till day Dawned on me here ; and now I hear the calling Of voices strange ; and moans, death-dying, lay Their weight upon my soul, as deeply palling The tired senses, come clogged shadows thickly falling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I saw him writhing still In agony. The gaping wound undressed Was pouring out his life. My heart grows chill Even yet ; O God ! I thought how slight a thing can kill.
XVII.
" I stooped beside and strove to staunch the wound.
1 Tis vain, ' he said, ' a trust I'll give to thee. ' He bade me loose a packet which was bound Beneath his cloak. * I charge thee take, ' said he, ' This token to the one who gave it me ; Her picture it contains. Tell her I died While at the post of duty. Thou mayest see H...er name within. ' He turned upon his side, And slowly ebbed away life's dim-receding tide.
74 Poems.
XVIII.
44 I sought a furlough then, but ere 'twas given Occasion thrust a battle in my way.
We fought, I know not how, but far were driven ; I, wounded, fell ; then fled from me the ray That reason beams. I knew no more till day Dawned on me here ; and now I hear the calling Of voices strange ; and moans, death-dying, lay Their weight upon my soul, as deeply palling The tired senses, come clogged shadows thickly falling.
What to read after Canadian Melodies And Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E George Earle Merkley to read onlineMoreLess
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