Buds And Flowers of Leisure Hours
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+ Allen.
24 BUD S AN D F L O W E RS .
Drink deep, my tars, and fill again !
To Blakely, Biddle, Patterson, Downes, Morris, he of lake Champlain, Wadsworth, and Somers, and we're done.
Nay, fill to Allen, nobly brave, Who for his country, in the pride Of manhood fell, when on the wave, A pirate horde her laws defied ; And Stockton never worthier name Nor warmer heart nor brighter mind, Has grac'd our soil, and never fame, For nobler brow a wreath entwin'd.
' And, sailors, let us not forget To qu...aff a flowing glass to those, Who first upon the billow met, And conquered Columbia's foes ; Fill high, then ! be the memories blest Of Truxton, Barney, Biddle, Jones, '*: Brave Dale, and Murray lightly rest The sod above their honour'd bones.
Yet once more let the nectar gush, And fill each goblet high ! and now In wine whose current wears a flush Like that upon the morning's brow To those brave tars, not least, tho' last, Who fought, bled, conquer'd on the main, Who nobly faced the battle's blast, Our country's banner to sustain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
+ Allen.
24 BUD S AN D F L O W E RS .
Drink deep, my tars, and fill again !
To Blakely, Biddle, Patterson, Downes, Morris, he of lake Champlain, Wadsworth, and Somers, and we're done.
Nay, fill to Allen, nobly brave, Who for his country, in the pride Of manhood fell, when on the wave, A pirate horde her laws defied ; And Stockton never worthier name Nor warmer heart nor brighter mind, Has grac'd our soil, and never fame, For nobler brow a wreath entwin'd.
' And, sailors, let us not forget To qu...aff a flowing glass to those, Who first upon the billow met, And conquered Columbia's foes ; Fill high, then ! be the memories blest Of Truxton, Barney, Biddle, Jones, '*: Brave Dale, and Murray lightly rest The sod above their honour'd bones.
Yet once more let the nectar gush, And fill each goblet high ! and now In wine whose current wears a flush Like that upon the morning's brow To those brave tars, not least, tho' last, Who fought, bled, conquer'd on the main, Who nobly faced the battle's blast, Our country's banner to sustain.
What to read after Buds And Flowers of Leisure Hours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Reno to read onlineMoreLess
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