Rhymes in Red
Rhymes in Red
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THE WHITE CHARGERS STORY.
THE WHITE CHARGER'S STORY So you are the clean bred filly that has come to the field to stay, To dwell with the old white charger — a horse who has had his day. My word ! you are a made un, and, like those of your kind, You've the dash of the mountain torrent and the pace of the desert wind.
THE WHITE CHARGER S STORY. 47 But come, you wild young creature ; come, stand beneath the shade, And hear the charger's story, within yon rustic glade. Come, rest your limbs beneat...h you, and hear me while I tell The tale of the Indian Frontier, where the dark-faced warriors dwell.
My master, you know, was Colonel, commanding a frontier force ; His men could fight like devils, they called them the Devil's Horse ; And him, their gallant leader, they loved him to a man, And swore they'd ride to glory when he rode in the van.
Well, once the tribes were rising, the dark -faced warriors came Down from the mountain gorges, those men of fighting fame ; They swarmed about the hillside, they swarmed about the vale, Those dark-faced Indian warriors, so swarthy and - so hale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE WHITE CHARGERS STORY.
THE WHITE CHARGER'S STORY So you are the clean bred filly that has come to the field to stay, To dwell with the old white charger — a horse who has had his day. My word ! you are a made un, and, like those of your kind, You've the dash of the mountain torrent and the pace of the desert wind.
THE WHITE CHARGER S STORY. 47 But come, you wild young creature ; come, stand beneath the shade, And hear the charger's story, within yon rustic glade. Come, rest your limbs beneat...h you, and hear me while I tell The tale of the Indian Frontier, where the dark-faced warriors dwell.
My master, you know, was Colonel, commanding a frontier force ; His men could fight like devils, they called them the Devil's Horse ; And him, their gallant leader, they loved him to a man, And swore they'd ride to glory when he rode in the van.
Well, once the tribes were rising, the dark -faced warriors came Down from the mountain gorges, those men of fighting fame ; They swarmed about the hillside, they swarmed about the vale, Those dark-faced Indian warriors, so swarthy and - so hale.
What to read after Rhymes in Red?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Phillpotts Williams to read onlineMoreLess
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