Yankees All Please Excus a Me And Other Verse
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Yes, sah. Hell! DaVs a place full of Gerrmins, A?id gas, liquid fire and shell. And 'bullets, and bombs and explosions, And dead men in pieces, dat^s Hell. '* -bl B- ■m "In de fight I saw an explosion, My bunkie went up in de air, Dats de last dat I saw of my bunkie, Because dere was none ob him dere. Dat's when I got mad in dat battle, And something went wrong in my haid, And den when de fight was all ober Twenty Germans was laying dere daid. " "Me kill 'em? Huh-uh, / didn't kill 'em.
Dey kill...ed their fool selves every one, Dey got kinda foolish and reckless, A?id run right up onto my gun. Me afraid? No, sah, dat ain't de feelin', I'se 'fraid when I goes out at night. And has to go home by de grabeyard, When I'se sca'ed, mistah, dafs when I fight. " 'I want to kill dem darn Germans, I wanted to get dat fight done, I was saving dis boy for his mammy, I knew dat she loved her black son. Would I go back to war if I'se needed?
I'd rather stay just where I am. You mean, tcould I go? Don't ask Mosee, Gojcan dere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, sah. Hell! DaVs a place full of Gerrmins, A?id gas, liquid fire and shell. And 'bullets, and bombs and explosions, And dead men in pieces, dat^s Hell. '* -bl B- ■m "In de fight I saw an explosion, My bunkie went up in de air, Dats de last dat I saw of my bunkie, Because dere was none ob him dere. Dat's when I got mad in dat battle, And something went wrong in my haid, And den when de fight was all ober Twenty Germans was laying dere daid. " "Me kill 'em? Huh-uh, / didn't kill 'em.
Dey kill...ed their fool selves every one, Dey got kinda foolish and reckless, A?id run right up onto my gun. Me afraid? No, sah, dat ain't de feelin', I'se 'fraid when I goes out at night. And has to go home by de grabeyard, When I'se sca'ed, mistah, dafs when I fight. " 'I want to kill dem darn Germans, I wanted to get dat fight done, I was saving dis boy for his mammy, I knew dat she loved her black son. Would I go back to war if I'se needed?
I'd rather stay just where I am. You mean, tcould I go? Don't ask Mosee, Gojcan dere.
What to read after Yankees All Please Excus a Me And Other Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D a Macaulay to read onlineMoreLess
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