On to Victory
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'■■ You know, 'tis drink.
What makes my mother cry.
With a sad and tear-dimmed eye?
You know the reason why, — I Its all the drink.
10 ON TO VICTOEY.
"Why will you let tliem sell All this strong drink?
Will you not sound the knell Of this strong drink ?
{kneeling) 0, sir ! I plead with you, To God and yourself be true, 0, please don't license it — All this strong drink.
(Exit L.
Mite7' Capt. Prohibition, r.
Oaj}t. Prohibition.
Sir, you cannot refuse that plea — standing face to face with a chil...d whose father is fined and imprisoned for drink- ing that which you license men to sell; a drink which robs her of comfort, home and a father's love.
Uucle Sam.
It's a fact — something ought to be done. I'll talk to the people about it.
Caj)t. Prohibition.
The people ! why sir, they are pleading with you every day and year. The people, whose forefathers fought for lib- erty, and the people who come to our shores of freedom, ask you to banish forever this greatest curse of our nation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'■■ You know, 'tis drink.
What makes my mother cry.
With a sad and tear-dimmed eye?
You know the reason why, — I Its all the drink.
10 ON TO VICTOEY.
"Why will you let tliem sell All this strong drink?
Will you not sound the knell Of this strong drink ?
{kneeling) 0, sir ! I plead with you, To God and yourself be true, 0, please don't license it — All this strong drink.
(Exit L.
Mite7' Capt. Prohibition, r.
Oaj}t. Prohibition.
Sir, you cannot refuse that plea — standing face to face with a chil...d whose father is fined and imprisoned for drink- ing that which you license men to sell; a drink which robs her of comfort, home and a father's love.
Uucle Sam.
It's a fact — something ought to be done. I'll talk to the people about it.
Caj)t. Prohibition.
The people ! why sir, they are pleading with you every day and year. The people, whose forefathers fought for lib- erty, and the people who come to our shores of freedom, ask you to banish forever this greatest curse of our nation.
What to read after On to Victory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buxton, Ida M to read onlineMoreLess
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