Courage
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You are their living image; they know you f 16 1 COURAGE could not lie to them, but they distrust our flattery and our cunning faces. To us they have passed away; but are you who stepped into their heritage only yesterday, whose books are scarcely cold to their hands, you who still hear their cries being blown across the links are you already relegating them to the shades ? The gaps they have left in this University are among the most honour- able of her wounds. But we are not here to acclaim t...hem. Where they are now, hero is, I think, a very little word. They call to you to find out in time the truth about this great game, which your elders play for stakes and Youth plays for its life.
I do not know whether you are grown a little tired of that word hero, but I am sure the heroes are. That is the subject of one of our unfinished plays; M'Con- nachie is the one who writes the plays. [17] COURAGE If any one of you here proposes to be a playwright you can take this for your own and finish it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You are their living image; they know you f 16 1 COURAGE could not lie to them, but they distrust our flattery and our cunning faces. To us they have passed away; but are you who stepped into their heritage only yesterday, whose books are scarcely cold to their hands, you who still hear their cries being blown across the links are you already relegating them to the shades ? The gaps they have left in this University are among the most honour- able of her wounds. But we are not here to acclaim t...hem. Where they are now, hero is, I think, a very little word. They call to you to find out in time the truth about this great game, which your elders play for stakes and Youth plays for its life.
I do not know whether you are grown a little tired of that word hero, but I am sure the heroes are. That is the subject of one of our unfinished plays; M'Con- nachie is the one who writes the plays. [17] COURAGE If any one of you here proposes to be a playwright you can take this for your own and finish it.
What to read after Courage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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