What Can I Do for Brady And Other Verse
What Can I Do for Brady And Other Verse
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I shall not see the day But it will come when every working man Stands by his mates, when treason shall be death, And a new system rises on the world. But such a chance, I know does not arrive Without a war and many martyrs' deaths I would to God I might be one. " The Interlocutor " I think you should rejoice that your long life Would end before that old barbaric way Of progress was retrod. The world is bad enough I fear ; I hope not bad enough for that. " Mr. Brady " Long life ! How old a man ...you reckon me ? " The Interlocutor " 'Tis hard to tell. Say sixty-eight or more. " Mr. Brady " I'm forty-five. I have not long to live, I am worn out ; I do not fear to die.
One thing I'm sorry for. In me the cause What can I do for Brady ?
Will lose its strongest argument, for all The working men in seven states know me ; And when I pass one in the streets, I see His brows contract, his hands clench hard, as if He gripped a weapon's hilt, and to his mate I hear him say, ' There's Brady, worn to death By honest work and cast aside to die Like some old mule !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall not see the day But it will come when every working man Stands by his mates, when treason shall be death, And a new system rises on the world. But such a chance, I know does not arrive Without a war and many martyrs' deaths I would to God I might be one. " The Interlocutor " I think you should rejoice that your long life Would end before that old barbaric way Of progress was retrod. The world is bad enough I fear ; I hope not bad enough for that. " Mr. Brady " Long life ! How old a man ...you reckon me ? " The Interlocutor " 'Tis hard to tell. Say sixty-eight or more. " Mr. Brady " I'm forty-five. I have not long to live, I am worn out ; I do not fear to die.
One thing I'm sorry for. In me the cause What can I do for Brady ?
Will lose its strongest argument, for all The working men in seven states know me ; And when I pass one in the streets, I see His brows contract, his hands clench hard, as if He gripped a weapon's hilt, and to his mate I hear him say, ' There's Brady, worn to death By honest work and cast aside to die Like some old mule !
What to read after What Can I Do for Brady And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnson, Charles Frederick, 1836-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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