America. Our National Hymn
America. Our National Hymn
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O land, where saint and pilgrim came, With loftiest purpose fraught, Nurtured in hardship, toil and faith, O land, Divinely taught, As streams the light from headland tower, Guide o'er the stormv sea, So hope, to all the oppressed, beams forth, Dear native land, from thee.
LET ROCKS TIIEIIl SILENCE BREAIi.
1,U>(^ MAY OL'll LAM> BE BKIOHT WITH freedom's holy LIGHT.
WASHINGTON.
February, 22, I863.
Honored and loved — the patriot and the sage, Born for thine own and every coming age, Thy country's... champion — P'reedom's chosen son — We liail thy birthday — glorious Washington.
Nurtured in courage, industry and truth, Thy noble childhood and thy generous youth, Like spring's sweet blossoms on the sturdy tree, Gave early promise of the fruit to be ; And well it ripened, as the years rolled on.
And stood in manhood, glorious Washington.
Dark was the storm that gathered far and wide, When rose in threatening might the oppressor's pride; And men, brave hearted, stood, in battle strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O land, where saint and pilgrim came, With loftiest purpose fraught, Nurtured in hardship, toil and faith, O land, Divinely taught, As streams the light from headland tower, Guide o'er the stormv sea, So hope, to all the oppressed, beams forth, Dear native land, from thee.
LET ROCKS TIIEIIl SILENCE BREAIi.
1,U>(^ MAY OL'll LAM> BE BKIOHT WITH freedom's holy LIGHT.
WASHINGTON.
February, 22, I863.
Honored and loved — the patriot and the sage, Born for thine own and every coming age, Thy country's... champion — P'reedom's chosen son — We liail thy birthday — glorious Washington.
Nurtured in courage, industry and truth, Thy noble childhood and thy generous youth, Like spring's sweet blossoms on the sturdy tree, Gave early promise of the fruit to be ; And well it ripened, as the years rolled on.
And stood in manhood, glorious Washington.
Dark was the storm that gathered far and wide, When rose in threatening might the oppressor's pride; And men, brave hearted, stood, in battle strong.
What to read after America. Our National Hymn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Francis Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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