Shingle And Sand
Shingle And Sand
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for the lads who were blithe as the larks As they lightly rode that day.
26 SHINGLE AND SAND " It's up " and " It's on " cried Elliot; And " It's up " and " It's on " cried we; For the steel must drink of the dearest wine This night by the Solway Sea.
And there we strained on the shingle, And there we crossed and met, And thrice we backed in the racing tide Till the saddle girths were wet.
And there we fought in the moonlight Jock Armstrong, Elliot, and me Till three had fallen and two had fled..., That night by the Solway Sea.
And "It's up" and " It's home" cried Elliot, And It's up " and " It's home " cried we, For hearts must bleed, and the mass be sung For this night by the Solway Sea.
SHINGLE AND SAND 27 THE LOST MEADOW-LAND.
THERE'S a lost meadow-land far away Where wild birds sing all the live-long day; Where blossoms gem the greenest grass, And poppies bow as the shadows pass. I think you know where the sweet land lay, But alas ! we'll never come back that way I saw that land in a dream last night, With its wavy woods and its brooklets bright; I heard your song that had never a care To banish its rapture anywhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
for the lads who were blithe as the larks As they lightly rode that day.
26 SHINGLE AND SAND " It's up " and " It's on " cried Elliot; And " It's up " and " It's on " cried we; For the steel must drink of the dearest wine This night by the Solway Sea.
And there we strained on the shingle, And there we crossed and met, And thrice we backed in the racing tide Till the saddle girths were wet.
And there we fought in the moonlight Jock Armstrong, Elliot, and me Till three had fallen and two had fled..., That night by the Solway Sea.
And "It's up" and " It's home" cried Elliot, And It's up " and " It's home " cried we, For hearts must bleed, and the mass be sung For this night by the Solway Sea.
SHINGLE AND SAND 27 THE LOST MEADOW-LAND.
THERE'S a lost meadow-land far away Where wild birds sing all the live-long day; Where blossoms gem the greenest grass, And poppies bow as the shadows pass. I think you know where the sweet land lay, But alas ! we'll never come back that way I saw that land in a dream last night, With its wavy woods and its brooklets bright; I heard your song that had never a care To banish its rapture anywhere.
What to read after Shingle And Sand?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mabon to read onlineMoreLess
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