Wheels a Second Cycle
Wheels a Second Cycle
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THE COUNTY CALLS.
THEY came upon us like a train : A rush, a scream, — then gone again. With bodies like a continent Encased in silken seas, they went, And came, and called, and took their tea And patronised the Deity Who copies their munificence With creditable heart and sense.
Each face, a plaster monument Of some beloved aliment Whose everlasting sleep they deign To cradle in the Great Inane ; Each tongue, a noisy clockwork bell To toll the passing hour that fell, Each hat, an architect's de...vice For building churches, cheap and nice.
89 The County Calls.
I saw the County Families Advance, and sit, and take their teas : I saw the County gaze askance At my thin insignificance, While little thoughts like fishes glide Beneath their eyes' pale glassy tide : They said : ' Poor thing ! we must be nice ! ' They said : ' We know your father ! ' twice.
90 E. WYNDHAM TEN N ANT. (Killed in Action. ) THE MAD SOLDIER.
IDROPP'D here three weeks ago, yes — I know, And it's bitter cold at night, since the fight — I could tell you if I chose — no one knows Excep' me and four or five, what ain't alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE COUNTY CALLS.
THEY came upon us like a train : A rush, a scream, — then gone again. With bodies like a continent Encased in silken seas, they went, And came, and called, and took their tea And patronised the Deity Who copies their munificence With creditable heart and sense.
Each face, a plaster monument Of some beloved aliment Whose everlasting sleep they deign To cradle in the Great Inane ; Each tongue, a noisy clockwork bell To toll the passing hour that fell, Each hat, an architect's de...vice For building churches, cheap and nice.
89 The County Calls.
I saw the County Families Advance, and sit, and take their teas : I saw the County gaze askance At my thin insignificance, While little thoughts like fishes glide Beneath their eyes' pale glassy tide : They said : ' Poor thing ! we must be nice ! ' They said : ' We know your father ! ' twice.
90 E. WYNDHAM TEN N ANT. (Killed in Action. ) THE MAD SOLDIER.
IDROPP'D here three weeks ago, yes — I know, And it's bitter cold at night, since the fight — I could tell you if I chose — no one knows Excep' me and four or five, what ain't alive.
What to read after Wheels a Second Cycle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joaqun Abati to read onlineMoreLess
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