Dunboy And Other Poems By Timothy Daniel Osullivan
Dunboy And Other Poems By Timothy Daniel Osullivan
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the world, alas ! Will use them hardly as they pass : God pity Ireland ! she has nurst Of all her foes the fiercest, worst. Her children's ablest plans were laid That Irish blood might be betrayed, Her warriors struck their hardest when The blows fell on their countrymen, And scarce one deed of guilt and shame The strangers, from the day they came, "Wrought in the wronged and outraged land, Unaided by a native hand.
Onward the sad procession sped, Fast fell the rain and winter snows, The way wa...s long, and rough to tread — O bitter news, tale of dread — Upon them pressed a cloud of foes !
The settlers of the English Pale, Swept forth from every wooded vale, And Irish traitors nished before.
To dip their hands in Irish gore.
DXINBOY. 105 Dire was the hapless clansmen's flight, They fought by day, they fought at night f^ I»Iidst Muskery's hills they strove and bled, LiscarroU's fields they streaked Avith red. Base Barry, with his murderous brood, And Teige Mac Carthy's men, pursued.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the world, alas ! Will use them hardly as they pass : God pity Ireland ! she has nurst Of all her foes the fiercest, worst. Her children's ablest plans were laid That Irish blood might be betrayed, Her warriors struck their hardest when The blows fell on their countrymen, And scarce one deed of guilt and shame The strangers, from the day they came, "Wrought in the wronged and outraged land, Unaided by a native hand.
Onward the sad procession sped, Fast fell the rain and winter snows, The way wa...s long, and rough to tread — O bitter news, tale of dread — Upon them pressed a cloud of foes !
The settlers of the English Pale, Swept forth from every wooded vale, And Irish traitors nished before.
To dip their hands in Irish gore.
DXINBOY. 105 Dire was the hapless clansmen's flight, They fought by day, they fought at night f^ I»Iidst Muskery's hills they strove and bled, LiscarroU's fields they streaked Avith red. Base Barry, with his murderous brood, And Teige Mac Carthy's men, pursued.
What to read after Dunboy And Other Poems By Timothy Daniel Osullivan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T D Timothy Daniel Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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