The War Dog
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[15] THE WAR DOG the cur recoiled from the pitying hand That was stretched for his own relief, And snarled at the boy, in a hoarse command That even a human could un derstand, So he stooped for the helpless chief.
[16] THE WAR DOG T T E lifted him up on his strong * * young back, And the dog saluted in joy, With a bark as clear as a rifle s crack, Then he dragged himself on the shot-swept track Of the staggering, reeling boy.
[17] THE WAR DOG A ND our line went mad, to ** its roaring rear, In t...he homage of souls astir, While the trenches rocked with a triple cheer For those who had laughed in the face of fear, For a man! For a boy! And a cur!
[18] THE WAR DOG ID the chief pass out? Did the war dog die, And his mission of mercy fail? He answered himself and gave us the lie, With a gleam in one swollen, blood-shot eye And a wag of his bleeding tail.
[19] THE WAR DOG THROUGH battered Belgium * and shell-riven France, Where the banners of Britain wave, He lolled in a nebulous morphia trance, As he rode in a Red Cross am bulance, And cheated a warrior s grave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[15] THE WAR DOG the cur recoiled from the pitying hand That was stretched for his own relief, And snarled at the boy, in a hoarse command That even a human could un derstand, So he stooped for the helpless chief.
[16] THE WAR DOG T T E lifted him up on his strong * * young back, And the dog saluted in joy, With a bark as clear as a rifle s crack, Then he dragged himself on the shot-swept track Of the staggering, reeling boy.
[17] THE WAR DOG A ND our line went mad, to ** its roaring rear, In t...he homage of souls astir, While the trenches rocked with a triple cheer For those who had laughed in the face of fear, For a man! For a boy! And a cur!
[18] THE WAR DOG ID the chief pass out? Did the war dog die, And his mission of mercy fail? He answered himself and gave us the lie, With a gleam in one swollen, blood-shot eye And a wag of his bleeding tail.
[19] THE WAR DOG THROUGH battered Belgium * and shell-riven France, Where the banners of Britain wave, He lolled in a nebulous morphia trance, As he rode in a Red Cross am bulance, And cheated a warrior s grave.
What to read after The War Dog?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Peple to read onlineMoreLess
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