Songs From the Moorland
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THE BOLSHEVIST.
HOW doth the busy Bolshevist Improve the fateful hour. And give to ev'ry truth a twist. To keep himself in power.
How cunningly he spreads his net.
How craftily he smiles. Pretending he alone can get The lame dogs over stiles.
Alas ! poor dogs, what phantom bones Lie on the other side, How sadly you among the stones, Your heritage divide.
36 THE PROFITEER.
THESE are the days, and this is now the hour, When to the man enriched through craft or stealth. Is also g...iven what men covet — power, A strength political, by force of wealth.
But, O rich man, if from another's loss has sprung That gain of yours, won in ignoble ways, Mistrust the hard-earned money you have wrung From poorer brethren, fallen on ill da5's.
There have been those of late, who died to save Their country from oppression, lust of might ; They saw far off — the vision made them brave — A glory crowning honour, truth and right.
Go then, O Profiteer, and take your gold. And you shall have, with your ill-gotten gains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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THE BOLSHEVIST.
HOW doth the busy Bolshevist Improve the fateful hour. And give to ev'ry truth a twist. To keep himself in power.
How cunningly he spreads his net.
How craftily he smiles. Pretending he alone can get The lame dogs over stiles.
Alas ! poor dogs, what phantom bones Lie on the other side, How sadly you among the stones, Your heritage divide.
36 THE PROFITEER.
THESE are the days, and this is now the hour, When to the man enriched through craft or stealth. Is also g...iven what men covet — power, A strength political, by force of wealth.
But, O rich man, if from another's loss has sprung That gain of yours, won in ignoble ways, Mistrust the hard-earned money you have wrung From poorer brethren, fallen on ill da5's.
There have been those of late, who died to save Their country from oppression, lust of might ; They saw far off — the vision made them brave — A glory crowning honour, truth and right.
Go then, O Profiteer, and take your gold. And you shall have, with your ill-gotten gains.
What to read after Songs From the Moorland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May I E Dolphin to read onlineMoreLess
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