Gettysburg Address
By Wordsworth
- 1Don’t read the story out. Ask a friend for each word.
- 2Write each word on its line.
- 3Read the whole story out loud.
Number score and number years ago, our plural noun brought forth on this noun, a/a(n) adjective nation, conceived in noun and dedicated to the proposition that all plural noun are created adjective. Now we are engaged in a/a(n) adjective civil war, testing whether that noun, or any same noun so adjective and so adjective can long verb. We are met on a/a(n) adjective nounfield of that noun. We have come to dedicate a portion of that noun, as a final verb ending in "ing" place for those who here have their plural nouns that that noun might verb. But in a/a(n) adjective sense, we cannot verb, we cannot verb, we cannot verb, this noun. The adjective men, adjective and adjective, who past tense verb here, have past tense verb it, far above or poor noun to verb or verb. The noun will little note, nor long remember, what we verb here, but it can never forget what they past tense verb here. It is for us the adjective , rather, to be dedicated here to the adjective noun which they who past tense verb here have thus far so adverb adjective. It is rather for us to be here dedicated to the adjective noun remaining before us, that from these adjective dead we verb increase devotion to the noun for which they past tense verb the last full measure of noun, that we here adverb verb that these dead shall not have past tense verb in vain, that this noun, under deity, shall have a new birth of noun, and that the government of the plural noun, by the same plural noun, for the same plural noun shall not verb from the noun.