Captive Conceits
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And as they marched adown Broadway, Those noble men in modest gray, The welkin rang with loud acclaim Of man, and lad, and lass, and dame.
But the mightiest cheers on the night air wafted Were the plaudits of those who could n't be drafted.
The blind, the halt, the lame, Grew blinder, lamer, halter ; But still, as news of battle came.
Their courage stood firm as the Rock of Gibraltar.
50 A Bit of History. 5 1 Our gallant band marched on its way And took the train without delay.
They landed safe... in Baltimore, And there remained two weeks and o'er.
How well they bore their hardships there The country knows, so I *11 forbear, But simply note their great distress When anything went wrong at mess.
They blacked their boots, they brushed their clothes.
And in their buttonholes wore a rose.
Now, time was big with great events, And forced were they to strike their tents.
Again away by rail they went, For Uncle Sam had kindly sent Those brave defenders of the nation A train of cars for their transportation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And as they marched adown Broadway, Those noble men in modest gray, The welkin rang with loud acclaim Of man, and lad, and lass, and dame.
But the mightiest cheers on the night air wafted Were the plaudits of those who could n't be drafted.
The blind, the halt, the lame, Grew blinder, lamer, halter ; But still, as news of battle came.
Their courage stood firm as the Rock of Gibraltar.
50 A Bit of History. 5 1 Our gallant band marched on its way And took the train without delay.
They landed safe... in Baltimore, And there remained two weeks and o'er.
How well they bore their hardships there The country knows, so I *11 forbear, But simply note their great distress When anything went wrong at mess.
They blacked their boots, they brushed their clothes.
And in their buttonholes wore a rose.
Now, time was big with great events, And forced were they to strike their tents.
Again away by rail they went, For Uncle Sam had kindly sent Those brave defenders of the nation A train of cars for their transportation.
What to read after Captive Conceits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle Gray Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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