Random Rhymes
Random Rhymes
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Have we not endured them all?
Setting forth at break of day, From Gotemba where we slept, Soon our rikshas found their way To the place where steeds are kept.
Subashiri, this is called; Here we mounted horses strong, Whilst around us natives bawled; Glad were we to quit the throng.
'Midst a forest, up we rode, Then we let the horses feed; After lunch, on foot we strode, Sending back each tired steed.
34 Ascent of Fuji Yama Later on, we left the trees, Then the men who bore our packs, Stopped aw...hile to take their ease And to rest their aching backs.
Upwards then we slowly toiled, Each with staff to feel the way: Through a dust that grimed and soiled, On we crawled till close of day.
Then we reached a hut of stones, Which is known as Number Six, Here to rest our weary bones We contrived a camp to fix.
Through the night, a cold intense Robbed us of our usual sleep, And the hut with smoke was dense, From a fire the Japs would keep.
Glad were we to gain the air, Though the day had scarce begun; Never saw we sight more fair Than the glorious rising sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have we not endured them all?
Setting forth at break of day, From Gotemba where we slept, Soon our rikshas found their way To the place where steeds are kept.
Subashiri, this is called; Here we mounted horses strong, Whilst around us natives bawled; Glad were we to quit the throng.
'Midst a forest, up we rode, Then we let the horses feed; After lunch, on foot we strode, Sending back each tired steed.
34 Ascent of Fuji Yama Later on, we left the trees, Then the men who bore our packs, Stopped aw...hile to take their ease And to rest their aching backs.
Upwards then we slowly toiled, Each with staff to feel the way: Through a dust that grimed and soiled, On we crawled till close of day.
Then we reached a hut of stones, Which is known as Number Six, Here to rest our weary bones We contrived a camp to fix.
Through the night, a cold intense Robbed us of our usual sleep, And the hut with smoke was dense, From a fire the Japs would keep.
Glad were we to gain the air, Though the day had scarce begun; Never saw we sight more fair Than the glorious rising sun.
What to read after Random Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E W R to read onlineMoreLess
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