An Address
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- most grossly 14 outraged. " These are ihe words of a dying man. The ap- proach ol death alone unsealed his lips. While health and strength sustained him, his heroism in enduring the fiery tri- als of his station was as conspicuous as his courage upon the battle-field.
" What makes a hero 'i am heroic mind Expressed in action; in endurance proved. And if tliere be pre-eminence of right Derived through pain well-suli'ered to the lieight Of I'ank heroic, 'tis to bear unmoved Not toil — not risk,... not rage of sea or wind, Not the brute fury of barbarians blind, But worse — ingratitude and poisonous darts Launched by the country he had served and loved. This, with a free unclouded spirit jHire, This in the strength of silence to endure, A dignity to noble deeds imparts, Beyond the gauds and tra2:)pings of renown, This is the hero's complement and crown. " But he has depaiicd. Neither his fume noi his virlue. =^ could shield him I'rom the assaults of death.
" Omnes codeni cogimur; omnium Versatur urna, serius, ocius Sors exitura, et nos in aiternum Exilium impositura cymbtB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- most grossly 14 outraged. " These are ihe words of a dying man. The ap- proach ol death alone unsealed his lips. While health and strength sustained him, his heroism in enduring the fiery tri- als of his station was as conspicuous as his courage upon the battle-field.
" What makes a hero 'i am heroic mind Expressed in action; in endurance proved. And if tliere be pre-eminence of right Derived through pain well-suli'ered to the lieight Of I'ank heroic, 'tis to bear unmoved Not toil — not risk,... not rage of sea or wind, Not the brute fury of barbarians blind, But worse — ingratitude and poisonous darts Launched by the country he had served and loved. This, with a free unclouded spirit jHire, This in the strength of silence to endure, A dignity to noble deeds imparts, Beyond the gauds and tra2:)pings of renown, This is the hero's complement and crown. " But he has depaiicd. Neither his fume noi his virlue. =^ could shield him I'rom the assaults of death.
" Omnes codeni cogimur; omnium Versatur urna, serius, ocius Sors exitura, et nos in aiternum Exilium impositura cymbtB.
What to read after An Address?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin David Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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