The Childrens Paradise
The Childrens Paradise
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To follow her the others strove, But ah ! they strove in vain, 1 For coward Fear, with iron grip, Their efforts did retain. A Comical Come-Down. 57 Ll Let's join our hands, and close our eyes, " One of the party cried, " And at a given signal rush Adown the mountain side. " " 'Twere better far to perish thus, Than cowardly to linger, And be a mark in future years For every scornful finger. " They joined their hands, they closed their eyes, Then made one Gallant dash, While 'round them, like the... " Light Brigade, " They heard a constant crash. Rocks, roots, and branches, all gave way Before this charge so bold, And downward with a deafening roar In swift succession rolled. 58 The Children s Paradise. Yet paused they not for stock or stone In this their mad career, Nor conscious seem that those they've left " Are maddening- in the rear. 1 ' Fragments °f lace, and tresses fair Are fluttering in the wind, From every bush, for all have left A souvenir behind. There intervened a thicket dense ; The hats — oh !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To follow her the others strove, But ah ! they strove in vain, 1 For coward Fear, with iron grip, Their efforts did retain. A Comical Come-Down. 57 Ll Let's join our hands, and close our eyes, " One of the party cried, " And at a given signal rush Adown the mountain side. " " 'Twere better far to perish thus, Than cowardly to linger, And be a mark in future years For every scornful finger. " They joined their hands, they closed their eyes, Then made one Gallant dash, While 'round them, like the... " Light Brigade, " They heard a constant crash. Rocks, roots, and branches, all gave way Before this charge so bold, And downward with a deafening roar In swift succession rolled. 58 The Children s Paradise. Yet paused they not for stock or stone In this their mad career, Nor conscious seem that those they've left " Are maddening- in the rear. 1 ' Fragments °f lace, and tresses fair Are fluttering in the wind, From every bush, for all have left A souvenir behind. There intervened a thicket dense ; The hats — oh !
What to read after The Childrens Paradise?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katherine Berry Di Zrga to read onlineMoreLess
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