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He, the last scion of our stricken home, Shall blossom like a flower in early Spring, I say it, I who bore him. Time shall bring The old primeval happiness to birth If there be any justice upon earth. " She ceased ; it seemed her voice re-echoed still As, strung with hope, he hurried on until He reached the palace and besought for grace To see his royal master face to face.
That night in sudden joy he urged away Across Lorraine, for in his wallet lay 50 TO THE UTTERMOST FARTHING An order blazon...ed with the royal seals. Hour after hour the car's revolving wheels Rushed dizzily towards the high command That held his son in fee. Around, the land Awoke in changeless Spring. Four steady hours They travelled, till the bloom of passing flowers Brought tidings of the dawn. Then to his ears Rumbled a distant thunder, sudden fears Urged onward faster. Now the country showed First signs of war-flung tentacles, the road Lay pitted here and there, a wounded tree No longer framed its lordly symmetry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He, the last scion of our stricken home, Shall blossom like a flower in early Spring, I say it, I who bore him. Time shall bring The old primeval happiness to birth If there be any justice upon earth. " She ceased ; it seemed her voice re-echoed still As, strung with hope, he hurried on until He reached the palace and besought for grace To see his royal master face to face.
That night in sudden joy he urged away Across Lorraine, for in his wallet lay 50 TO THE UTTERMOST FARTHING An order blazon...ed with the royal seals. Hour after hour the car's revolving wheels Rushed dizzily towards the high command That held his son in fee. Around, the land Awoke in changeless Spring. Four steady hours They travelled, till the bloom of passing flowers Brought tidings of the dawn. Then to his ears Rumbled a distant thunder, sudden fears Urged onward faster. Now the country showed First signs of war-flung tentacles, the road Lay pitted here and there, a wounded tree No longer framed its lordly symmetry.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Geoffrey Dearmer to read onlineMoreLess
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