The Anniversary Or Poetry And Prose for Mdcccxxix
The Anniversary Or Poetry And Prose for Mdcccxxix
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FIRST Y^GER.
We like them well. Your seats are warm. Where we followed the Swede, On such goodly lodgings we seldom fell.
218 WALLENSTEINS CAMP.
TRUMPETER.
Yet you show small symptoms of hardship or need.
SERGEANT.
Aye, aye — no blessings on you of yore, , We heard by Meissen and Sala's shore.
SECOND Y^GER.
And what has Meissen of us to tell ? God wot the Croat had gone before, And we had his leavings and nothing more.
TRUMPETER.
Yet your hose sit well, and it falls with grace O'er the collar, ...your ruff with its cobweb lace, The soldier's hat with its plume erect, The fine wove linen all make effect ; On others, for ever, such luck may shine, Such luck and such trappings were never mine.
SERGEANT.
No wonder ; for we are the Friedlander's own, And claim the respect that is due to his fame.
FIRST YiEGER.
Do you think it belonging to you alone ? We serve the Duke too, and bear his name.
SERGEANT.
Yes. You are a part of the general throng.
WALLENSTEINS CAMP. 219 FIRST YiEGER.
And to what, by distinction, do you belong ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIRST Y^GER.
We like them well. Your seats are warm. Where we followed the Swede, On such goodly lodgings we seldom fell.
218 WALLENSTEINS CAMP.
TRUMPETER.
Yet you show small symptoms of hardship or need.
SERGEANT.
Aye, aye — no blessings on you of yore, , We heard by Meissen and Sala's shore.
SECOND Y^GER.
And what has Meissen of us to tell ? God wot the Croat had gone before, And we had his leavings and nothing more.
TRUMPETER.
Yet your hose sit well, and it falls with grace O'er the collar, ...your ruff with its cobweb lace, The soldier's hat with its plume erect, The fine wove linen all make effect ; On others, for ever, such luck may shine, Such luck and such trappings were never mine.
SERGEANT.
No wonder ; for we are the Friedlander's own, And claim the respect that is due to his fame.
FIRST YiEGER.
Do you think it belonging to you alone ? We serve the Duke too, and bear his name.
SERGEANT.
Yes. You are a part of the general throng.
WALLENSTEINS CAMP. 219 FIRST YiEGER.
And to what, by distinction, do you belong ?
What to read after The Anniversary Or Poetry And Prose for Mdcccxxix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Burns And Allan Cunningham to read onlineMoreLess
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