William Duane
William Duane
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The Colonel was aroused by the ' 'approach- Vttlisitt Bjimit 45 ing sound of the 'the spurit stirring drum and the ear piercing fife/'' He observes he ''could hear the assemblee or even the generale beat, without any more emotion than if it was a solo on a Jew's harp; but here were anxiety and strong throbs" in the ** 'Drum's aonorous sound Parading round, and round, and round.' " He says "the excitement of the moment brought to mind the song of Frederick I of Prussia, '9 mine got, vot blud and... tonder' " and he falls into a contrast with "our military music within the United States" and speaks of it as "so dull and execrable and our march- ing so much in the time of the 104th psalm." Bless the I^rd O my Soul.
The Colonel's poetic description of a coffee tree is in part: "The branches were loaded, like the arms of an Oriental beauty, with beads of every tint, from the palest green to emerald, yellow topaz, from these to the rose and all its shades and hues, to crimson, and the deepest ruby red, 'last stage of all/ a confirmed chocolate brown, the sign of ripeness, and warning to the delicate finger where to pick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Colonel was aroused by the ' 'approach- Vttlisitt Bjimit 45 ing sound of the 'the spurit stirring drum and the ear piercing fife/'' He observes he ''could hear the assemblee or even the generale beat, without any more emotion than if it was a solo on a Jew's harp; but here were anxiety and strong throbs" in the ** 'Drum's aonorous sound Parading round, and round, and round.' " He says "the excitement of the moment brought to mind the song of Frederick I of Prussia, '9 mine got, vot blud and... tonder' " and he falls into a contrast with "our military music within the United States" and speaks of it as "so dull and execrable and our march- ing so much in the time of the 104th psalm." Bless the I^rd O my Soul.
The Colonel's poetic description of a coffee tree is in part: "The branches were loaded, like the arms of an Oriental beauty, with beads of every tint, from the palest green to emerald, yellow topaz, from these to the rose and all its shades and hues, to crimson, and the deepest ruby red, 'last stage of all/ a confirmed chocolate brown, the sign of ripeness, and warning to the delicate finger where to pick.
What to read after William Duane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen C Allen Culling Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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