Fifes And Drums
Fifes And Drums
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These who face the red days — the white nights of fury, Where death like some mad reaper hacks down the living grain — They shall see our flag arise like a glory in the skies — The stars of it, the bars of it, that prove it once again The new flag, the true flag, that does not come in vain!
Theodosia Garrison, THE GERMAN-AMERICAN Honor to him whose very blood remembers The old, enchanted dream-song of the Rhine, Although his house of life is fair with shine Of fires new-kindled on the buried em...bers; Whose heart is wistful for the flowers he tended Beside his mother, for the carven gnome And climbing bear and cuckoo-clock of home, For the whispering forest path two lovers wended; Who none the less, still strange in speech and man- ner. With our young Freedom keeps his plighted faith. Sides with his children's hope against the wraith Of his own childhood, hails the Starry Banner 66 FIFES AND DRUMS 67 As emblem of his country now, to-morrow ; A patriot by duty, not by birth.
The costliest loyalty has purest worth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These who face the red days — the white nights of fury, Where death like some mad reaper hacks down the living grain — They shall see our flag arise like a glory in the skies — The stars of it, the bars of it, that prove it once again The new flag, the true flag, that does not come in vain!
Theodosia Garrison, THE GERMAN-AMERICAN Honor to him whose very blood remembers The old, enchanted dream-song of the Rhine, Although his house of life is fair with shine Of fires new-kindled on the buried em...bers; Whose heart is wistful for the flowers he tended Beside his mother, for the carven gnome And climbing bear and cuckoo-clock of home, For the whispering forest path two lovers wended; Who none the less, still strange in speech and man- ner. With our young Freedom keeps his plighted faith. Sides with his children's hope against the wraith Of his own childhood, hails the Starry Banner 66 FIFES AND DRUMS 67 As emblem of his country now, to-morrow ; A patriot by duty, not by birth.
The costliest loyalty has purest worth.
What to read after Fifes And Drums?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward George King to read onlineMoreLess
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