Havelocks March And Other Poems
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99 And all his wonders of the wave For fatherland were wrought ! He was the manner of man to show How victories may be won ; So swift, yon scarcely saw the blow ; Ton lookt — the deed was done. You should have seen him as he trod The deck, our joy, and pride ! You should have seen him, like a god Of storm, his war-horse ride ! You should have seen him as he stood Fighting for his good land, With all the iron of soul and blood Turned to a sword in hand. He sailed his ships for work ; he bore His... sword for battle- wear ; His creed was " Best man to the fore !' And he was always there. Uji any peak of perU where There was but room for one : The only thing he did not dare Was any death to shun. The Nelson toiicli his men he taught, And his great stride to keep ; 100 NELSON. His faithful fellows round Mm fought Ten thousand heroes deep. With a red pride of life, and hot For him, their blood ran free ; They " minded not the showers of shot, No more than peas, " said he. Napoleon saw our sea-king thwart His landing on our isle ; He gnashed his teeth, he gnawed his heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
99 And all his wonders of the wave For fatherland were wrought ! He was the manner of man to show How victories may be won ; So swift, yon scarcely saw the blow ; Ton lookt — the deed was done. You should have seen him as he trod The deck, our joy, and pride ! You should have seen him, like a god Of storm, his war-horse ride ! You should have seen him as he stood Fighting for his good land, With all the iron of soul and blood Turned to a sword in hand. He sailed his ships for work ; he bore His... sword for battle- wear ; His creed was " Best man to the fore !' And he was always there. Uji any peak of perU where There was but room for one : The only thing he did not dare Was any death to shun. The Nelson toiicli his men he taught, And his great stride to keep ; 100 NELSON. His faithful fellows round Mm fought Ten thousand heroes deep. With a red pride of life, and hot For him, their blood ran free ; They " minded not the showers of shot, No more than peas, " said he. Napoleon saw our sea-king thwart His landing on our isle ; He gnashed his teeth, he gnawed his heart.
What to read after Havelocks March And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerald Massey to read onlineMoreLess
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