Poems
Poems
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" They'd laid a plan against Ladysmith town A plan that seemed bound to succeed, But they reckoned without a fellow called Jack, Who comes of a tough sea breed.
He was scrubbing the decks in Durban port.
When a message came with speed 41 Hurry up, Jack ! Do come along, Jack !
You're the boy in time of need. " 13 The guns came jumping over the side, And you should have heard the cheer "We're coming along, hearty and strong, You may bet your boots ! No 'fear. " Oh! the Boers were proud of their L...ong, Long Toms, .
And their shells came pretty free, But their pride received a bit of a check When they met the men of the sea.
For the men of the sea are keen of eye, And have nerves and muscles of steel, And they don't care a jot for the enemy's shot, And they stand as if at the wheel.
So the Dutch held off from Ladysmith town, And their work it never got done, For Jack stood there, with his head in the air, And his hand on a four-inch gun.
Then, hurrah ! hurrah ! for the men of the sea. Who came to our soldiers' aid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" They'd laid a plan against Ladysmith town A plan that seemed bound to succeed, But they reckoned without a fellow called Jack, Who comes of a tough sea breed.
He was scrubbing the decks in Durban port.
When a message came with speed 41 Hurry up, Jack ! Do come along, Jack !
You're the boy in time of need. " 13 The guns came jumping over the side, And you should have heard the cheer "We're coming along, hearty and strong, You may bet your boots ! No 'fear. " Oh! the Boers were proud of their L...ong, Long Toms, .
And their shells came pretty free, But their pride received a bit of a check When they met the men of the sea.
For the men of the sea are keen of eye, And have nerves and muscles of steel, And they don't care a jot for the enemy's shot, And they stand as if at the wheel.
So the Dutch held off from Ladysmith town, And their work it never got done, For Jack stood there, with his head in the air, And his hand on a four-inch gun.
Then, hurrah ! hurrah ! for the men of the sea. Who came to our soldiers' aid.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R S Ross Lewin to read onlineMoreLess
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