 | Alan Seeger - 1916 - 232 pagine
...Who in the cause that history most endears Fell in the sunny morn and flower of their young years. m Yet sought they neither recompense nor praise, Nor to be mentioned in another breath Than their blue coated comrades whose great days It was their pride to share — ay, share even to the death !... | |
 | James Robert Judd - 1919 - 152 pagine
...sought they neither recompense nor praise, Nor to be mentioned in another breath Than their blue coated comrades whose great days It was their pride to share — ay, share even to the death ! Nay, rather, France to you they rendered thanks (Seeing they came for honor not for gain)... | |
 | Laurence Murray Crosbie - 1924 - 474 pagine
...regiment, summed it all up in his ' Ode to the Volunteers' fallen for France — the following verse: ' Yet sought they neither recompense nor praise, Nor...comrades whose great days It was their pride to share — aye, Share even unto the death. Nay, rather, France, to you they rendered thanks, Seeing they came... | |
 | William Stanley Braithwaite - 1916 - 306 pagine
...Who in the cause that history most endears Fell in the sunny morn and flower of their young years. In Yet sought they neither recompense nor praise, Nor to be mentioned in another breath 148 death. Nay, rather, France, to you they rendered thanks (Seeing they came for honor, not for gain),... | |
 | 1916 - 898 pagine
...us to give. Yet asked they neither recompense nor praise, Nor to be mentioned in another breath Save their blue-coated comrades whose great days It was their pride to share, ay, share even to death. MEI.VIN F. TALBOT, '16. Editor, HARVARD ALUMNI BULLETIN : The letters against the war memorial, especially... | |
 | 1916 - 880 pagine
...those who have already honored her. Seeger did not ask a tribute ; it is for us to give. Yet asked they neither recompense nor praise, Nor to be mentioned in another breath Save their blue-coated comrades whose great days It was their pride to share, ay, share even to death.... | |
 | Philip M. Flammer - 2008 - 282 pagine
...the Somme in 1916, explained the motives of his fellow American Legionnaires in the following words: Yet sought they neither recompense nor praise, Nor...days It was their pride to share, ay, share even to the death. Nay, rather, France, to you they rendered thanks (Seeing they came for honor, not for gain),... | |
 | American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society - 1917 - 1012 pagine
...behalf of those dead American volunteers whose number he was so soon to increase, he had also written : Nay, rather, France, to you they rendered thanks (Seeing...ranks, Gave them that grand occasion to excel, That phanoe to live the life most free from stain, And that rare privilege of dying -well. " An American... | |
 | American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society - 1917 - 990 pagine
...those dead American volunteers whoso number he was so soon to increase, he had also written : Kay, rather, France, to you they rendered thanks (Seeing...for gain), Who, opening to them your glorious ranks, Cave them that grand occasion to excel, That chance to live the life most free from stain, And that... | |
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Yet sought they neither recompense nor praise, Nor to be mentioned in another breath Than their blue-coated comrades whose great days It was their pride to share — ay, share even to the death ! Nay, rather, France, to you they rendered thanks (Seeing... 