Verses 1889-1896
Verses 1889-1896
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The shot-wound festered -- as shot-wounds may In a steaming barrack at Mandalay.
The left arm throbbed, and the Captain swore, "I'd like to be after the Boh once more!" The fever held him -- the Captain said, "I'd give a hundred to look at his head!" The Hospital punkahs creaked and whirred, But Babu Harendra (Gomashta) heard.
He thought of the cane-brake, green and dank, That girdled his home by the Dacca tank.
He thought of his wife and his High School son, He thought -- b...ut abandoned the thought -- of a gun.
His sleep was broken by visions dread Of a shining Boh with a silver head.
He kept his counsel and went his way, And swindled the cartmen of half their pay.
. . . . .
And the months went on, as the worst must do, And the Boh returned to the raid anew.
But the Captain had quitted the long-drawn strife, And in far Simoorie had taken a wife.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
The shot-wound festered -- as shot-wounds may In a steaming barrack at Mandalay.
The left arm throbbed, and the Captain swore, "I'd like to be after the Boh once more!" The fever held him -- the Captain said, "I'd give a hundred to look at his head!" The Hospital punkahs creaked and whirred, But Babu Harendra (Gomashta) heard.
He thought of the cane-brake, green and dank, That girdled his home by the Dacca tank.
He thought of his wife and his High School son, He thought -- b...ut abandoned the thought -- of a gun.
His sleep was broken by visions dread Of a shining Boh with a silver head.
He kept his counsel and went his way, And swindled the cartmen of half their pay.
. . . . .
And the months went on, as the worst must do, And the Boh returned to the raid anew.
But the Captain had quitted the long-drawn strife, And in far Simoorie had taken a wife.
What to read after Verses 1889-1896?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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