Bentley's Miscellany 31
Bentley's Miscellany 31
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Kossuth, Demhinski, and Bem, have made English- men turn up their atlasses and study countries, as unknown to them as Digitized by VjOOQ IC 316 THE LATE BARONESS VON BECK.
the Briioiis were to the Romatit two thousand yeim ago, ^toto orbe diviflos.** How rapidlj> as years revolve, human sympathies are eitending themselves, and what auguries of good in this for the race ? What fore^ nation sympathii^ with PUlip Yon Artevelde, or with Pym or Sidney^ in our war of independence two centories ago« W...hile Crom* well cried, as the sun rose at Preston Pans, '* Let God arise, and lei his enemies be scattered I " the roost sublimely poetic utterance ever made by chief in closing for battle,— he had no echo from France, Italy, or Germany, and the forests of America then only resounded to the war-whoop of the savage as he drove his tomahawk into the grey hairs of one of the pilgrim fathers.
There was no echo to the cry of our Englbh Hampdens, Vaoea, and Harringtons, as they toiled, laying the foundations for the modern world's freedom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kossuth, Demhinski, and Bem, have made English- men turn up their atlasses and study countries, as unknown to them as Digitized by VjOOQ IC 316 THE LATE BARONESS VON BECK.
the Briioiis were to the Romatit two thousand yeim ago, ^toto orbe diviflos.** How rapidlj> as years revolve, human sympathies are eitending themselves, and what auguries of good in this for the race ? What fore^ nation sympathii^ with PUlip Yon Artevelde, or with Pym or Sidney^ in our war of independence two centories ago« W...hile Crom* well cried, as the sun rose at Preston Pans, '* Let God arise, and lei his enemies be scattered I " the roost sublimely poetic utterance ever made by chief in closing for battle,— he had no echo from France, Italy, or Germany, and the forests of America then only resounded to the war-whoop of the savage as he drove his tomahawk into the grey hairs of one of the pilgrim fathers.
There was no echo to the cry of our Englbh Hampdens, Vaoea, and Harringtons, as they toiled, laying the foundations for the modern world's freedom.
What to read after Bentley's Miscellany 31?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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