Aspromonte And Other Poems
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Who next % We know not yet Whose sun to-day will set \ God's will be done ! Safe in His hands we are. Who dies in Holy War, Heaven's angels are not far ; — Home, every one !
Battle Hymn. 67 Now for a glorious day ! Red miles of war array Massed firm and ready : Wave out, sweet tricolor ! Our Chief is gone before, Far off the first deep roar Mutters already.
* * * * * * * * High in the hottest place Lightens the Lion-face Over the fight. On, where he leads the way ! Each one as best he may Trust... his own arm to-day, God and the Right !
Pulses of cannon-shocks; — Earth in the thunder rocks, Nearer replying. Hell-fury, fire, and brawl, One voice rings over all, That voice whose tender fall Comforts the dying. F 2 68 Poems for Italy.
Rattles the hot hail fast ; This way they come at last, Bearing down hither ; On them, through steel and smoke ! Hand to hand, stroke to stroke ! Hurrah ! their ranks are broke, Charge all together !
Now strike victorious, Or every man of us Here dead Avill fall !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who next % We know not yet Whose sun to-day will set \ God's will be done ! Safe in His hands we are. Who dies in Holy War, Heaven's angels are not far ; — Home, every one !
Battle Hymn. 67 Now for a glorious day ! Red miles of war array Massed firm and ready : Wave out, sweet tricolor ! Our Chief is gone before, Far off the first deep roar Mutters already.
* * * * * * * * High in the hottest place Lightens the Lion-face Over the fight. On, where he leads the way ! Each one as best he may Trust... his own arm to-day, God and the Right !
Pulses of cannon-shocks; — Earth in the thunder rocks, Nearer replying. Hell-fury, fire, and brawl, One voice rings over all, That voice whose tender fall Comforts the dying. F 2 68 Poems for Italy.
Rattles the hot hail fast ; This way they come at last, Bearing down hither ; On them, through steel and smoke ! Hand to hand, stroke to stroke ! Hurrah ! their ranks are broke, Charge all together !
Now strike victorious, Or every man of us Here dead Avill fall !
What to read after Aspromonte And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Eleanor Hamilton King to read onlineMoreLess
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