For the Country
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9 J, J SHERIDAN. I. QUIETLY, like a child That sinks in slumber mild, No pain or troubled thought his well-earned peace to mar, Sank into endless rest our thunder-bolt of war. II. Though his the power to smite Quick as the lightning s light, His single arm an army, and his name a host, Not his the love of blood, the warrior s cruel boast 16 "FOR THE COUNTRY" III. But in the battle s flame How glorious he came ! Even like a white-combed wave that breaks and tears the shore, While wreck lies stre...wn behind, and terror flies before. IV. T was he, his voice, his might, Could stay the panic flight, Alone shame back the headlong, many-leagued retreat, And turn to evening triumph morning s foul defeat. SHERIDAN 17 V. He was our modern Mars ;
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9 J, J SHERIDAN. I. QUIETLY, like a child That sinks in slumber mild, No pain or troubled thought his well-earned peace to mar, Sank into endless rest our thunder-bolt of war. II. Though his the power to smite Quick as the lightning s light, His single arm an army, and his name a host, Not his the love of blood, the warrior s cruel boast 16 "FOR THE COUNTRY" III. But in the battle s flame How glorious he came ! Even like a white-combed wave that breaks and tears the shore, While wreck lies stre...wn behind, and terror flies before. IV. T was he, his voice, his might, Could stay the panic flight, Alone shame back the headlong, many-leagued retreat, And turn to evening triumph morning s foul defeat. SHERIDAN 17 V. He was our modern Mars ;
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