Marcus Brutus And Other Verses
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Aye, thy great student, Edwin Booth, Has genius, classic face and form.
All gifts from Nature's master-hand.
That add new glory to the storm Of tears, of pity, love, revenge.
Of hope and fear, despair and death, Which Hamlet and each hero shows Whom he endows with tragic breath.
13 OUK HONOKED DEAD.
Written on Decoration Day, 1883.
DEDICATED TO THE GKAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Ye honored dead, whose strong arms battered down The shield raised by rebellion' s tyrant band, A Nation comes to decora...te yonr graves, For victories that saved our mighty land.
As we roll back the scroll of time and read With tears of heroes great in battle slain.
We thank the Nation's God, yon served so well, Your valiant struggles were not made in vain.
14 For now our flag floats proudly o'er the States, From coast to coast, from Gulf to British line ; And slaves made free men on your bloody fields.
Still bless the soldiers of their cause divine.
Brave comrades ! while you look to earth, and see A grateful country calling back the past, May you exclaim in joyous songs of peace, " The Nation 's free !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aye, thy great student, Edwin Booth, Has genius, classic face and form.
All gifts from Nature's master-hand.
That add new glory to the storm Of tears, of pity, love, revenge.
Of hope and fear, despair and death, Which Hamlet and each hero shows Whom he endows with tragic breath.
13 OUK HONOKED DEAD.
Written on Decoration Day, 1883.
DEDICATED TO THE GKAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
Ye honored dead, whose strong arms battered down The shield raised by rebellion' s tyrant band, A Nation comes to decora...te yonr graves, For victories that saved our mighty land.
As we roll back the scroll of time and read With tears of heroes great in battle slain.
We thank the Nation's God, yon served so well, Your valiant struggles were not made in vain.
14 For now our flag floats proudly o'er the States, From coast to coast, from Gulf to British line ; And slaves made free men on your bloody fields.
Still bless the soldiers of their cause divine.
Brave comrades ! while you look to earth, and see A grateful country calling back the past, May you exclaim in joyous songs of peace, " The Nation 's free !
What to read after Marcus Brutus And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubbell Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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