My First Cousin Or Myself
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They are dear to us because they stand guard to defend us. Every man is our hero, because his body stands between us and danger. Every home in Los Angeles was decorated from top to bottom to greet the brave seamen. The thousands of men on these ships are our countrymen. They are, every man, our fellow citizens. We sit at home and enjoy our ease under our vine and fig-tree. We go from city to city and from place to place and buy and sell and get gain. Those gallant sailor men have no home but th...eir ships, no place of abode but the vast wandering seas, no bed but their narrow hammock. They give up all the opportunities of making a fortune and all the comforts, luxuries and pleasures of life. In case of war they offer their hearts blood for our pro tection. To us they stand as the exponent of American manhood and of American patriotism. The wonderful American battleship fleet has again resumed its long journey around the world. After having passed a week at the ports near Los Angeles, it was a sight that stirred our hearts to such an extent that tears filled our 59 My First Cousin, or Myself.
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They are dear to us because they stand guard to defend us. Every man is our hero, because his body stands between us and danger. Every home in Los Angeles was decorated from top to bottom to greet the brave seamen. The thousands of men on these ships are our countrymen. They are, every man, our fellow citizens. We sit at home and enjoy our ease under our vine and fig-tree. We go from city to city and from place to place and buy and sell and get gain. Those gallant sailor men have no home but th...eir ships, no place of abode but the vast wandering seas, no bed but their narrow hammock. They give up all the opportunities of making a fortune and all the comforts, luxuries and pleasures of life. In case of war they offer their hearts blood for our pro tection. To us they stand as the exponent of American manhood and of American patriotism. The wonderful American battleship fleet has again resumed its long journey around the world. After having passed a week at the ports near Los Angeles, it was a sight that stirred our hearts to such an extent that tears filled our 59 My First Cousin, or Myself.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Annie E Barnard to read onlineMoreLess
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