Lays of the War And Miscellaneous Lyrics
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Tin. The strong, swarthy, smith is brandishing his massive sledge in air, And he flings it on the anvil, with his brawny arms all bare ; And he pauses for a moment, and resumes his toil again, With the brief and pithy sentence — " AVell they did their work like men !" IX.
The old man, with hair of silver, as he gladdens in the glee Of the golden-headed grandchild that sits laughing on his knee — Lays his hand upon the baby-brow, and says, with aspect grave — "God grant, my little darling, you m...ay one day prove as brave. " A EBQUIEM FOE THE BE AYE. 69 X.
With firm step and gallant bearing, the brave boy hangs o'er the tale, And his eye is flashing haughtily — his cheek grows red and pale — And his heart beats strong and rapid, as he thinks, with thickening breath, He, too, could fling bright life away, for such a gallant death.
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Such the thoughts half-uttered hourly, throughout these Imperial isles — Noble thoughts, that steal in sadly, 'mid our wonted household smiles- Telling more than high-flown sentences, or grand heroic lay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tin. The strong, swarthy, smith is brandishing his massive sledge in air, And he flings it on the anvil, with his brawny arms all bare ; And he pauses for a moment, and resumes his toil again, With the brief and pithy sentence — " AVell they did their work like men !" IX.
The old man, with hair of silver, as he gladdens in the glee Of the golden-headed grandchild that sits laughing on his knee — Lays his hand upon the baby-brow, and says, with aspect grave — "God grant, my little darling, you m...ay one day prove as brave. " A EBQUIEM FOE THE BE AYE. 69 X.
With firm step and gallant bearing, the brave boy hangs o'er the tale, And his eye is flashing haughtily — his cheek grows red and pale — And his heart beats strong and rapid, as he thinks, with thickening breath, He, too, could fling bright life away, for such a gallant death.
XI.
Such the thoughts half-uttered hourly, throughout these Imperial isles — Noble thoughts, that steal in sadly, 'mid our wonted household smiles- Telling more than high-flown sentences, or grand heroic lay.
What to read after Lays of the War And Miscellaneous Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Joseph Barry to read onlineMoreLess
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