Songs of a Red Cross Nurse
Songs of a Red Cross Nurse
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That over, she threw at ould Bissing A bottle or two of his beer; Books, papers and weights, swords, pistols, Just anything handy or near; Kicked over the chairs, broke a mirrour.
And screeching and yelling blue murther.
Began to tear off a few garments — Old Bissing afraid of, — what further?
Ran out of the room in a panic.
And managed to call, in his fright.
An army or so, " to the rescue," Who thinking a turrible fight, — Perhaps a surprise — came a-running To rescue that cold-blooded Nero; ...By which, I'll record to the whole world, They certainly saved a great hero.
[52] Digitized by LjOOQ IC EDITH CAVELL AND MAGGIE fMcGEE By cannonsy guns» sabres and brave deeds» They captured sweet Maggie McGee — Great glory they won — I have heard tell The mix-up was awful to see.
A danger she was to their Impire, They had to confine her in jail; — The logical Baron Von Bissing Wrote William a luminous tale. — So back comes a note from Got-William Promoting that vigilant boss, And tons of ould junk in small pieces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That over, she threw at ould Bissing A bottle or two of his beer; Books, papers and weights, swords, pistols, Just anything handy or near; Kicked over the chairs, broke a mirrour.
And screeching and yelling blue murther.
Began to tear off a few garments — Old Bissing afraid of, — what further?
Ran out of the room in a panic.
And managed to call, in his fright.
An army or so, " to the rescue," Who thinking a turrible fight, — Perhaps a surprise — came a-running To rescue that cold-blooded Nero; ...By which, I'll record to the whole world, They certainly saved a great hero.
[52] Digitized by LjOOQ IC EDITH CAVELL AND MAGGIE fMcGEE By cannonsy guns» sabres and brave deeds» They captured sweet Maggie McGee — Great glory they won — I have heard tell The mix-up was awful to see.
A danger she was to their Impire, They had to confine her in jail; — The logical Baron Von Bissing Wrote William a luminous tale. — So back comes a note from Got-William Promoting that vigilant boss, And tons of ould junk in small pieces.
What to read after Songs of a Red Cross Nurse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by More, Brookes, 1859- to read onlineMoreLess
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