Random Rhymes
Random Rhymes
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Then we reached a hut of stones, Which is known as Number Six, Here to rest our weary bones We contrived a camp to fix.
Through the night, a cold intense Robbed us of our usual sleep, And the hut with smoke was dense, From a fire the Japs would keep.
Glad were we to gain the air, Though the day had scarce begun ; Never saw we sight more fair Than the glorious rising sun.
From our feet a mass of clouds Spread away in mystic waves ; Gliding o'er them giant shrouds, Seemed to steal from hidden gra...ves.
Bursting forth, the crimson sun Chased away the lurking night, Then to prove his task was done, All the valleys filled with light.
Looking down, the rifts between, Views divine, our eyes did greet ; Forests, lakes and plains were seen Down below, ten thousand feet.
Turning from that dizzy view, Up we climbed o'er rugged ground, Steeper still the mountain grew, Closer crept the mists around.
Near the top arrived at last, We ascended man by man By some rugged steps, and passed To the crown of Fuji San.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we reached a hut of stones, Which is known as Number Six, Here to rest our weary bones We contrived a camp to fix.
Through the night, a cold intense Robbed us of our usual sleep, And the hut with smoke was dense, From a fire the Japs would keep.
Glad were we to gain the air, Though the day had scarce begun ; Never saw we sight more fair Than the glorious rising sun.
From our feet a mass of clouds Spread away in mystic waves ; Gliding o'er them giant shrouds, Seemed to steal from hidden gra...ves.
Bursting forth, the crimson sun Chased away the lurking night, Then to prove his task was done, All the valleys filled with light.
Looking down, the rifts between, Views divine, our eyes did greet ; Forests, lakes and plains were seen Down below, ten thousand feet.
Turning from that dizzy view, Up we climbed o'er rugged ground, Steeper still the mountain grew, Closer crept the mists around.
Near the top arrived at last, We ascended man by man By some rugged steps, and passed To the crown of Fuji San.
What to read after Random Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E W Roper to read onlineMoreLess
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