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As some saint in the arena Of a bloody Roman game. As the prize of his endeavor Put on an immortal frame, Through long agonies our Soldier Won the ci'own of martial fame.
70 Confederate Scrap-Book.
But there came a greater glory To that man supremely great (When his just sword he laid aside In peace to serve his State), For in his classic solitude He rose up and mastered Fate.
He triumphed and he did not die! — No funeral bells are tolled — But on that day in Lexington Fame came herself to hold... His stirrup while he mounted To ride down the streets of gold.
He is not dead ! There is no death !
He onlv went before, His journey on when Christ the Lord Wide open held the door. And a calm, celestial peace is his: Thank God forevermore.
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When the effigy of "Washington In its bronze was reared on high 'Twas mine, with others, now long gone. Beneath a stormy sky, To utter to the multitude His name that cannot die.
And here to-day, my Countrymen, I tell you Lee shall ride With that great " rebel " down the years- Twin " rebels" side by side — And confrontino; such a vision All our grief gives place to pride.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As some saint in the arena Of a bloody Roman game. As the prize of his endeavor Put on an immortal frame, Through long agonies our Soldier Won the ci'own of martial fame.
70 Confederate Scrap-Book.
But there came a greater glory To that man supremely great (When his just sword he laid aside In peace to serve his State), For in his classic solitude He rose up and mastered Fate.
He triumphed and he did not die! — No funeral bells are tolled — But on that day in Lexington Fame came herself to hold... His stirrup while he mounted To ride down the streets of gold.
He is not dead ! There is no death !
He onlv went before, His journey on when Christ the Lord Wide open held the door. And a calm, celestial peace is his: Thank God forevermore.
V.
When the effigy of "Washington In its bronze was reared on high 'Twas mine, with others, now long gone. Beneath a stormy sky, To utter to the multitude His name that cannot die.
And here to-day, my Countrymen, I tell you Lee shall ride With that great " rebel " down the years- Twin " rebels" side by side — And confrontino; such a vision All our grief gives place to pride.
What to read after Confederate Scrap book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lizzie Cary Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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