Relishes of Rhyme
Relishes of Rhyme
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" I will sharpen his sword," said Grief, Who had grown so great with war That her shadow, stretching far.
Dimmed Britain's fields and fells.
So the whitening mouth, that tells To the last how he failed to save The guns, drops wide, and the shells Hiss over his idle grave.
But the great sea roars like drums.
For beware ! the Father comes.
AN INCIDENT OF THE SIEGE He was only an entomologist, Only wanted a fly in his fist.
Let Cecil Rhodes nurse a diamond whim, South African moths were enough for... him.
He might have left Ladysmith at the first, But for all his science, he had a cursed English grit of his own, as he told his cat.
And he wasn't milksop enough for that.
So he just stayed on with Grimalkin there.
Writing his book on the cellar stair, And laughing to see Tabby's back go up At every jar of a brutal Krupp.
If one could trace the myriad strains That went to the moulding of that man*s brains Through patient centuries, one might find The infinite cost of a master-mind.
But shrapnel is shrapnel ; it does n't choose.
What to read after Relishes of Rhyme?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I will sharpen his sword," said Grief, Who had grown so great with war That her shadow, stretching far.
Dimmed Britain's fields and fells.
So the whitening mouth, that tells To the last how he failed to save The guns, drops wide, and the shells Hiss over his idle grave.
But the great sea roars like drums.
For beware ! the Father comes.
AN INCIDENT OF THE SIEGE He was only an entomologist, Only wanted a fly in his fist.
Let Cecil Rhodes nurse a diamond whim, South African moths were enough for... him.
He might have left Ladysmith at the first, But for all his science, he had a cursed English grit of his own, as he told his cat.
And he wasn't milksop enough for that.
So he just stayed on with Grimalkin there.
Writing his book on the cellar stair, And laughing to see Tabby's back go up At every jar of a brutal Krupp.
If one could trace the myriad strains That went to the moulding of that man*s brains Through patient centuries, one might find The infinite cost of a master-mind.
But shrapnel is shrapnel ; it does n't choose.
What to read after Relishes of Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lincoln, James to read onlineMoreLess
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