Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1929
Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1929
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Squire.
I heard a voice that cried, "Make way for those who died !" And all the colored crowd like ghosts at morning fled ; And down the waiting road, rank after rank there strode, In mute and measured march a hundred thousand dead.
A hundred thousand dead, with firm and noiseless tread. All shadowy-gray yet solid, with faces gray and ghast. And by the house they went, and all their brows were bent Straight forward ; and they passed, and passed, and passed, and passed.
But O there came a place,... and O there came a face. That clenched my heart to see it, and sudden turned my way ; And in the Face that turned I saw two eyes that burned. Never-forgotten eyes, and they had things to say.
Like desolate stars they shone one moment, and were gone And I sank down and put my arms across my head. And felt them moving past, nor looked to see the last. In steady silent march, our hundred thousand dead.
— Underwood and Underwood. THE FUNERAL OF THE UNKNOWN BRITISH SOLDIER.
24 — rmlerwDciil ami Umlerwooil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Squire.
I heard a voice that cried, "Make way for those who died !" And all the colored crowd like ghosts at morning fled ; And down the waiting road, rank after rank there strode, In mute and measured march a hundred thousand dead.
A hundred thousand dead, with firm and noiseless tread. All shadowy-gray yet solid, with faces gray and ghast. And by the house they went, and all their brows were bent Straight forward ; and they passed, and passed, and passed, and passed.
But O there came a place,... and O there came a face. That clenched my heart to see it, and sudden turned my way ; And in the Face that turned I saw two eyes that burned. Never-forgotten eyes, and they had things to say.
Like desolate stars they shone one moment, and were gone And I sank down and put my arms across my head. And felt them moving past, nor looked to see the last. In steady silent march, our hundred thousand dead.
— Underwood and Underwood. THE FUNERAL OF THE UNKNOWN BRITISH SOLDIER.
24 — rmlerwDciil ami Umlerwooil.
What to read after Memorial And Peace Day May Thirtieth volume 1929?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Illinois Office of the Superintendent of Public I to read onlineMoreLess
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