The Life And Sayings of Theodore Roosevelt the Twenty Sixth President of the Un
The Life And Sayings of Theodore Roosevelt the Twenty Sixth President of the Un
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"The boys have just whooped to your call, my lad. From the hot desert Texan trail To where the wild yell of the blizzard's sweep Makes mock of the coyote's wail. They'll stay at your back till your chest caves in, And screech in the thick of the fuss: "Sock h — 11 to 'm! Teddy Roosevelt! Old 'Laughing Horse' for us. " "Now, I don't know what the row's all about, But my trail lies before me plain; For, Teddy, you've said that the thing to do Is to wallop the hide off Spain.
KOOSEVELT. 119 So her...e we go off again fresh, my lad, And the Greasers will d n soon see That I'm with you, Teddy Roosevelt! Old 'Laughing Horse' for me!" CHAPTER IX.
ON TO SANTIAGO. LAS GUASIMAS AND SAN ' JUAN.
The limits of this volume are such that it will be impossible to give more than a brief reference to the stirring scenes at Las Guasimas and Santiago that have given the Rough Riders such enviable fame. Governor Roosevelt has published a most graphic account of this heroic episode in his eventful career. To that charming volume, the thrilling chapters of which first appeared in Scribner's Magazine for 1899, w^e cordially com- mend our readers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The boys have just whooped to your call, my lad. From the hot desert Texan trail To where the wild yell of the blizzard's sweep Makes mock of the coyote's wail. They'll stay at your back till your chest caves in, And screech in the thick of the fuss: "Sock h — 11 to 'm! Teddy Roosevelt! Old 'Laughing Horse' for us. " "Now, I don't know what the row's all about, But my trail lies before me plain; For, Teddy, you've said that the thing to do Is to wallop the hide off Spain.
KOOSEVELT. 119 So her...e we go off again fresh, my lad, And the Greasers will d n soon see That I'm with you, Teddy Roosevelt! Old 'Laughing Horse' for me!" CHAPTER IX.
ON TO SANTIAGO. LAS GUASIMAS AND SAN ' JUAN.
The limits of this volume are such that it will be impossible to give more than a brief reference to the stirring scenes at Las Guasimas and Santiago that have given the Rough Riders such enviable fame. Governor Roosevelt has published a most graphic account of this heroic episode in his eventful career. To that charming volume, the thrilling chapters of which first appeared in Scribner's Magazine for 1899, w^e cordially com- mend our readers.
What to read after The Life And Sayings of Theodore Roosevelt the Twenty Sixth President of the Un?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas W From Old Catalog Handford to read onlineMoreLess
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