On Hurley Hills And Other Verse,
On Hurley Hills And Other Verse,
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UEnvoi Rich harvests have oft been reaped in that valley In halcyon years, free from tumult and war.
But richer by far was the glean of that rally In the golden October of "sixty-four/' [46] Digiti zed by Google CALL THE ROLL!
"Call the roll, sergeant !'' Thro' the live-long day The surging tide of battle rose and fell; And when the evening came, overcast and gray, The hissing shot and shell And frantic yell Had ceased their chilling cry and died away.
"Call the roll, sergeant P' When the day w...as done The crippled ranks, that in the early mom Had almost thought the field already won.
Like the late autumn corn, Shattered and torn.
Stood in the trenches that with gore had run.
"Call the roll, sergeant ! Answer roll call, men !
Count up the dead, the fallen and the lost !
To-morrow's sun may see the fight again, The clinking bayonets crossed !
Sum up the cost At which we've held this fearful slaughter-pen!
"Call the roll, sergeant!'' In the misty light The call went on ; but many a name Gave no reply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
UEnvoi Rich harvests have oft been reaped in that valley In halcyon years, free from tumult and war.
But richer by far was the glean of that rally In the golden October of "sixty-four/' [46] Digiti zed by Google CALL THE ROLL!
"Call the roll, sergeant !'' Thro' the live-long day The surging tide of battle rose and fell; And when the evening came, overcast and gray, The hissing shot and shell And frantic yell Had ceased their chilling cry and died away.
"Call the roll, sergeant P' When the day w...as done The crippled ranks, that in the early mom Had almost thought the field already won.
Like the late autumn corn, Shattered and torn.
Stood in the trenches that with gore had run.
"Call the roll, sergeant ! Answer roll call, men !
Count up the dead, the fallen and the lost !
To-morrow's sun may see the fight again, The clinking bayonets crossed !
Sum up the cost At which we've held this fearful slaughter-pen!
"Call the roll, sergeant!'' In the misty light The call went on ; but many a name Gave no reply.
What to read after On Hurley Hills And Other Verse,?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elias Derby Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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