Wars Brighter Side the Story of the Friend Newspaper Edited By the Correspo
Wars Brighter Side the Story of the Friend Newspaper Edited By the Correspo
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Our doctor met us there.
But I shall never hear " Dolly Day Dreams " again without thinking of bare veldt, black faces, and chlorodyne.
Anonymous.
THE "N. C. O. " There's some one in the Army that I'd like to write about, For it's seldom that he gets his share of praise ; He's as gallant as most lions and you can always hear him shout, Through the rattle of the battle now-a-days.
When we read in all the papers of the Comp'ny officers killed. We don't stop to think who has to take their place ; ...But if we knew, our hearts with admiration would be filled For the N. C. O. With grim and grimy face.
His language on the barrack square, ain't quite what it should be. And it's probable he likes his whack of beer, 233 War's Brighter Side But there's nothing Hke that voice of his, and never yet will be To steady the young soldier when he's feeling " Bullet-queer. " He's ahead in all the rushes, he's the last one to retire. And in battle's got a joke for every one ; He doesn't seem to mind a damn, when under Mauser fire, And he don't forget the wounded when the day is fought and won.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our doctor met us there.
But I shall never hear " Dolly Day Dreams " again without thinking of bare veldt, black faces, and chlorodyne.
Anonymous.
THE "N. C. O. " There's some one in the Army that I'd like to write about, For it's seldom that he gets his share of praise ; He's as gallant as most lions and you can always hear him shout, Through the rattle of the battle now-a-days.
When we read in all the papers of the Comp'ny officers killed. We don't stop to think who has to take their place ; ...But if we knew, our hearts with admiration would be filled For the N. C. O. With grim and grimy face.
His language on the barrack square, ain't quite what it should be. And it's probable he likes his whack of beer, 233 War's Brighter Side But there's nothing Hke that voice of his, and never yet will be To steady the young soldier when he's feeling " Bullet-queer. " He's ahead in all the rushes, he's the last one to retire. And in battle's got a joke for every one ; He doesn't seem to mind a damn, when under Mauser fire, And he don't forget the wounded when the day is fought and won.
What to read after Wars Brighter Side the Story of the Friend Newspaper Edited By the Correspo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julian Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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