Johnstown Flood
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Remained to tell his sad fate.
We know of a mother and her children likewise.
Who tried for hours her husband to save.
But the strong hand of death held his foot in a vise.
And he sank to a watery grave.
But of all the sad scenes that the eye could behold Was the angel babe on the raft, With eyes raised to God, little hands clasped in prayer, While fatherless, motherless left.
It would soften the hardest heart I know, And bring tears to the dry est eyes, To hear people tell of the terrors that ...night, Say nothing of the sobs and the sighs.
May God pity those who are left to bear The loss of their family and home, The world may be kind, but can never repair The poor broken hearts they now own.
Onl}^ think of the hundreds tenting night after night, In that desolate place all alone.
On a pillow of tears, with scarce any light.
Where had once been their bright happy home.
They may rebuild the Cambria works again.
And business blocks cover the place, But the scenes of the flood in our memory will live.
What to read after Johnstown Flood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [boule, Margaret] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Remained to tell his sad fate.
We know of a mother and her children likewise.
Who tried for hours her husband to save.
But the strong hand of death held his foot in a vise.
And he sank to a watery grave.
But of all the sad scenes that the eye could behold Was the angel babe on the raft, With eyes raised to God, little hands clasped in prayer, While fatherless, motherless left.
It would soften the hardest heart I know, And bring tears to the dry est eyes, To hear people tell of the terrors that ...night, Say nothing of the sobs and the sighs.
May God pity those who are left to bear The loss of their family and home, The world may be kind, but can never repair The poor broken hearts they now own.
Onl}^ think of the hundreds tenting night after night, In that desolate place all alone.
On a pillow of tears, with scarce any light.
Where had once been their bright happy home.
They may rebuild the Cambria works again.
And business blocks cover the place, But the scenes of the flood in our memory will live.
What to read after Johnstown Flood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [boule, Margaret] [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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