Laurels
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Bolsheviki, Ye sons of toil, all hail !
You are on the track, you can t turn back, You are right, you cannot fail.
Oh Red Guards brave, you have come to save The world, and make men free From the "Iron Heel". Let tyrants feel Your power for liberty.
I pray for thee, Bolsheviki Sons of a land oppressed 40 You rise at last from an awful past And start on your noble quest.
May your haughty foe be forced to go !
Let him bow to your sovereign will.
If he would be fed let him earn his bread, Would he... live let him pay the bill.
May old things pass, and the working class Take charge of the earth, most fair, The strong arm of might be coupled with righ t In Russia and everywhere.
May your armies be blest till that class is suppressed Who have held you in slavery s thrall Till their voices are hushed, their authority crushed And freedom s flag waves over all.
Then success to thee ! Bolsheviki, And Red Guards true and brave You are pointing the way to a better day To the freedom of the slave.
O that my eyes may behold the rise Of the great majority In every land to take their stand For God and humanity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bolsheviki, Ye sons of toil, all hail !
You are on the track, you can t turn back, You are right, you cannot fail.
Oh Red Guards brave, you have come to save The world, and make men free From the "Iron Heel". Let tyrants feel Your power for liberty.
I pray for thee, Bolsheviki Sons of a land oppressed 40 You rise at last from an awful past And start on your noble quest.
May your haughty foe be forced to go !
Let him bow to your sovereign will.
If he would be fed let him earn his bread, Would he... live let him pay the bill.
May old things pass, and the working class Take charge of the earth, most fair, The strong arm of might be coupled with righ t In Russia and everywhere.
May your armies be blest till that class is suppressed Who have held you in slavery s thrall Till their voices are hushed, their authority crushed And freedom s flag waves over all.
Then success to thee ! Bolsheviki, And Red Guards true and brave You are pointing the way to a better day To the freedom of the slave.
O that my eyes may behold the rise Of the great majority In every land to take their stand For God and humanity.
What to read after Laurels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laura Payne Emerson to read onlineMoreLess
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