Grant volume 1
Grant volume 1
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15 What though each stroke of that sharp pen was but a flash of pain ? What though each thought a bolt that struck a sphnter from his brain ? What though the weary watcher slept ?
While Death bent sleepless by, Where honor on misfortune called 'twere cowardice to die. Ah ! 'twas not of himself he thought as memory came and went, For one there was who sleeplessly as death beside him bent ; 16 And when at length his task was wrought as love\s last glance he took, Her image on his lifeless eye sti...ll kept its living look. Heroic man of iron mould, this modest hero dies, With only silence on those lips, that rarest of replies ; Too near our eyes to see as yet what time shall show at last, His faults were but the shadows that his solid virtues cast.
17 Ignored, rebuked, maligned, displaced, through all that could oppose, Up from the bottom to the top that great subaltern rose.
Till, with three armies in his grasp, he stood at last alone, The monarch of the mightiest force that earth hath ever known.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 What though each stroke of that sharp pen was but a flash of pain ? What though each thought a bolt that struck a sphnter from his brain ? What though the weary watcher slept ?
While Death bent sleepless by, Where honor on misfortune called 'twere cowardice to die. Ah ! 'twas not of himself he thought as memory came and went, For one there was who sleeplessly as death beside him bent ; 16 And when at length his task was wrought as love\s last glance he took, Her image on his lifeless eye sti...ll kept its living look. Heroic man of iron mould, this modest hero dies, With only silence on those lips, that rarest of replies ; Too near our eyes to see as yet what time shall show at last, His faults were but the shadows that his solid virtues cast.
17 Ignored, rebuked, maligned, displaced, through all that could oppose, Up from the bottom to the top that great subaltern rose.
Till, with three armies in his grasp, he stood at last alone, The monarch of the mightiest force that earth hath ever known.
What to read after Grant volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Miller Samuel Miller Hageman to read onlineMoreLess
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