Cumbrian Carols And Other Poems
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Here thousands, still willing to labour, must tramp And starve in the midst of the wealth they have made ; Or, dogged by police, with the thief and the scamp, Be locked up in prison for asking for aid. Are great folks such fools as to think we can stand.
Attached to them always in loyalty true, An army of tramps, spurned, scourged, o'er the land, Where freedom and wealth we have won for a few.
True love for our land is the wish to see all That merit her blessing, her blessing receive ; And they... who wish otherwise help on her fall.
And soon may behold it and bitterly grieve. Thus wronged, while her best men leave old Britain's strand.
And westward their course o'er the ocean pursue, I cannot but sigh for the fate of the land.
Where laws have been framed for the good of a few.
AND OTHER POEMS. 43 THE LION HEARTS OF ENGLAND.
The lion -hearts of England Let England proudly claim Who bravely stand For freedom's land Or fall for England's fame ; Who smile on death Till their last breath, And bless old England's name.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here thousands, still willing to labour, must tramp And starve in the midst of the wealth they have made ; Or, dogged by police, with the thief and the scamp, Be locked up in prison for asking for aid. Are great folks such fools as to think we can stand.
Attached to them always in loyalty true, An army of tramps, spurned, scourged, o'er the land, Where freedom and wealth we have won for a few.
True love for our land is the wish to see all That merit her blessing, her blessing receive ; And they... who wish otherwise help on her fall.
And soon may behold it and bitterly grieve. Thus wronged, while her best men leave old Britain's strand.
And westward their course o'er the ocean pursue, I cannot but sigh for the fate of the land.
Where laws have been framed for the good of a few.
AND OTHER POEMS. 43 THE LION HEARTS OF ENGLAND.
The lion -hearts of England Let England proudly claim Who bravely stand For freedom's land Or fall for England's fame ; Who smile on death Till their last breath, And bless old England's name.
What to read after Cumbrian Carols And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Denwood to read onlineMoreLess
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