Adventures in Texas Chiefly in the Spring And Summer of 1840 With a Discussio
Adventures in Texas Chiefly in the Spring And Summer of 1840 With a Discussio
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The Alamo lies open to the foe : The northern side has fallen, and the eastern gate Is swaying more and more with every shot. Our faithful walls, which long withstood, at last Have bowed their heads and sunk as heroes sink. To us is left to follow their example.
TRAVIS. Yes, valiant friend ! that is what we shall do.
THE FALL OF THE ALAMO. 1 67 So soon I have addressed our men once more, Thou, Crockett, wilt conduct them hence, while I Confer a while with Bowie yet and Smith.
[Turning to the me...n, who fall into order, he addresses them :] The hour has dawned on us, my faithful comrades, When we must stride to our last earthly task.
Our walls have sunk that spread their shielding arms Around this sanctuary of Liberty.
Shall then her sacred fane lie ope and bare To the profaning hand of Tyranny ?
No, no ! as we have sworn, so let our lives Be Freedom's bulwark, Freedom's forteress.
Whose fosse our opened veins shall fill with blood, Whose circling ramparts shall our bodies link, Whose garrison shall be our fearless hearts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Alamo lies open to the foe : The northern side has fallen, and the eastern gate Is swaying more and more with every shot. Our faithful walls, which long withstood, at last Have bowed their heads and sunk as heroes sink. To us is left to follow their example.
TRAVIS. Yes, valiant friend ! that is what we shall do.
THE FALL OF THE ALAMO. 1 67 So soon I have addressed our men once more, Thou, Crockett, wilt conduct them hence, while I Confer a while with Bowie yet and Smith.
[Turning to the me...n, who fall into order, he addresses them :] The hour has dawned on us, my faithful comrades, When we must stride to our last earthly task.
Our walls have sunk that spread their shielding arms Around this sanctuary of Liberty.
Shall then her sacred fane lie ope and bare To the profaning hand of Tyranny ?
No, no ! as we have sworn, so let our lives Be Freedom's bulwark, Freedom's forteress.
Whose fosse our opened veins shall fill with blood, Whose circling ramparts shall our bodies link, Whose garrison shall be our fearless hearts.
What to read after Adventures in Texas Chiefly in the Spring And Summer of 1840 With a Discussio?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W L William Latta Mccalla to read onlineMoreLess
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