A book of Princeton Verse 1916 1919 volume 1
A book of Princeton Verse 1916 1919 volume 1
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Over the telephone the cub reporter, breath- lessly speaking, Told the story to the patient re-write man in the office.
That evening in the newspaper in jet black headlines: ''Society woman in auto crash !" She had escaped with a scratch on the cheek.
In an obscure corner a paragraph of the lad's death. The cub was puzzled.
— Williatn Brewer Connelt.
54 One Side of the Medal High above the throng in the street Rose the steel skeleton painted red; Above the surrounding masonry and stone it rose ...against the pale shining sky. A donkey-engine rattled and hissed white steam ; Above the confused murmur of traffic Came the brief staccato clatter of a trip- hammer.
55 Hundreds of feet in the air swung a steel beam To which clung a man — He grasped the knotted chain, Gritting his teeth as he firmly kept A grip on his imagination.
In a flash the street with its tiny black lines Might be obliterated and smothered in infinite distance, — This he knew — And the muscles hardened in his white grease- smudged arm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Over the telephone the cub reporter, breath- lessly speaking, Told the story to the patient re-write man in the office.
That evening in the newspaper in jet black headlines: ''Society woman in auto crash !" She had escaped with a scratch on the cheek.
In an obscure corner a paragraph of the lad's death. The cub was puzzled.
— Williatn Brewer Connelt.
54 One Side of the Medal High above the throng in the street Rose the steel skeleton painted red; Above the surrounding masonry and stone it rose ...against the pale shining sky. A donkey-engine rattled and hissed white steam ; Above the confused murmur of traffic Came the brief staccato clatter of a trip- hammer.
55 Hundreds of feet in the air swung a steel beam To which clung a man — He grasped the knotted chain, Gritting his teeth as he firmly kept A grip on his imagination.
In a flash the street with its tiny black lines Might be obliterated and smothered in infinite distance, — This he knew — And the muscles hardened in his white grease- smudged arm.
What to read after A book of Princeton Verse 1916 1919 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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