Irish Toasts
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" Horticultural Experiments — May the tree of freedom soon be planted in Ireland, and may John Bull find it as difficult to uproot as he foimd it here.
I*m weary for old Ireland — once again To see her fields before me, In sunshine or in rain ! And the longing in my heart when it comes o'er me Stmgs hke pain.
In her cause I am willin* my veins should run dhry, 12 \ ISH^iOASTT And for Ireland's sweet sake I am ready to die.
% Ireland ! Ancient Ireland !
Ancient! yet for ever young! Thou one moth...er, home and sireland, Thou at length hast found a tongue, Proudly thou at length Resistest in triumphant strength.
% Ireland and America — May the former soon be as free as the latter, and may the latter never forget that Irishmen were instrumental in secur- ing the liberty they now enjoy.
Ireland — St. Patrick destroyed its creeping things of other days — may 13 " r — SH^TOASIJ his disciples speedily exterminate the political reptiles of the present age.
Ireland : sympathy to her wrongs, and a determination to redress them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Horticultural Experiments — May the tree of freedom soon be planted in Ireland, and may John Bull find it as difficult to uproot as he foimd it here.
I*m weary for old Ireland — once again To see her fields before me, In sunshine or in rain ! And the longing in my heart when it comes o'er me Stmgs hke pain.
In her cause I am willin* my veins should run dhry, 12 \ ISH^iOASTT And for Ireland's sweet sake I am ready to die.
% Ireland ! Ancient Ireland !
Ancient! yet for ever young! Thou one moth...er, home and sireland, Thou at length hast found a tongue, Proudly thou at length Resistest in triumphant strength.
% Ireland and America — May the former soon be as free as the latter, and may the latter never forget that Irishmen were instrumental in secur- ing the liberty they now enjoy.
Ireland — St. Patrick destroyed its creeping things of other days — may 13 " r — SH^TOASIJ his disciples speedily exterminate the political reptiles of the present age.
Ireland : sympathy to her wrongs, and a determination to redress them.
What to read after Irish Toasts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Welsh to read onlineMoreLess
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