Reaping the Whirlwind And Other Poems
Reaping the Whirlwind And Other Poems
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I mind it ! 'Twas the time My mother had the swelling in her legs That kept her crippled, till it ended her — A kind of quinsy, only at the knee, And drawing off her strength. Our doctor said That, many as he'd tended, young and old, He never saw a case that matched with hers And never hoped to. Bigger than my fist And twice as hard. She felt it first in March, Or was it May ? — an active woman too That never had known illness. When it broke . .
" The Terror ? " Yes, that's what I'm telling you... ; I mind it well, for things were at the worst, My mother with her legs, the money scarce. And bread ! — you'd hardly fling it to a dog. My husband, he was mad on politics And told me, only I've forgotten much, Why it all happened. Jesu ! how he'd rave. Banging his fist upon the table there 41 : REAPING THE WHIRLWIND With " Traitors ! " " One and Indivisible ! " Till the plates rattled and the rafters shook.
It seems there was a great conspiracy, — The nobles, Danton, and a dozen more Whose names escape me — Robespierre was one, Or did he save us ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I mind it ! 'Twas the time My mother had the swelling in her legs That kept her crippled, till it ended her — A kind of quinsy, only at the knee, And drawing off her strength. Our doctor said That, many as he'd tended, young and old, He never saw a case that matched with hers And never hoped to. Bigger than my fist And twice as hard. She felt it first in March, Or was it May ? — an active woman too That never had known illness. When it broke . .
" The Terror ? " Yes, that's what I'm telling you... ; I mind it well, for things were at the worst, My mother with her legs, the money scarce. And bread ! — you'd hardly fling it to a dog. My husband, he was mad on politics And told me, only I've forgotten much, Why it all happened. Jesu ! how he'd rave. Banging his fist upon the table there 41 : REAPING THE WHIRLWIND With " Traitors ! " " One and Indivisible ! " Till the plates rattled and the rafters shook.
It seems there was a great conspiracy, — The nobles, Danton, and a dozen more Whose names escape me — Robespierre was one, Or did he save us ?
What to read after Reaping the Whirlwind And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G F Godfrey Fox Bradby to read onlineMoreLess
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