John Gildart, An Heroic Poem
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Forever free ! as one who hears the last Command ; obeys it ; while obedience Is death." " They said that I could come to him ; And you, kind sir, will tell me where to find My husband now." The General's stern eyes Fell from her gaze and sought the fatal page, Whereon his hand had signed John Gildart's doom.
He looked at Ruth. Then started up ; and then sat down.
" What did you say— John Gildart —why There must be some mistake ; and are you sure, Quite sure— that was— what is your hus- band's ...name ? " JOHN GILDART. 59 "John Gildart, sir;" the voice was very- sweet ; And sweeter still the puzzled face that turned To answer him. Again he looked. A great, Strong pity stifled him. How could he tell This happy girl, that out beyond the camp, A still, dark soldier lay, with lifted face Sightless to the stars ? Oh God ! how could She smile and ask in that proud voice, For him ?
" Will you not tell me, sir, where I Can find John Gildart ? " But the General Shrank from the tender eyes that smote his soul.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forever free ! as one who hears the last Command ; obeys it ; while obedience Is death." " They said that I could come to him ; And you, kind sir, will tell me where to find My husband now." The General's stern eyes Fell from her gaze and sought the fatal page, Whereon his hand had signed John Gildart's doom.
He looked at Ruth. Then started up ; and then sat down.
" What did you say— John Gildart —why There must be some mistake ; and are you sure, Quite sure— that was— what is your hus- band's ...name ? " JOHN GILDART. 59 "John Gildart, sir;" the voice was very- sweet ; And sweeter still the puzzled face that turned To answer him. Again he looked. A great, Strong pity stifled him. How could he tell This happy girl, that out beyond the camp, A still, dark soldier lay, with lifted face Sightless to the stars ? Oh God ! how could She smile and ask in that proud voice, For him ?
" Will you not tell me, sir, where I Can find John Gildart ? " But the General Shrank from the tender eyes that smote his soul.
What to read after John Gildart, An Heroic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry-Ruffin, M. E. (Margaret Ellen), D. 1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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