Metrical Tales And Other Pieces
Metrical Tales And Other Pieces
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hail, my native land ! Right glad, once more, I vieTv thy strand — Bright Freedom's happy isle ! From realms where despotism reigns, From ■wax, and pestilence, and chains, From seas where hloody corsair's roam. From storms and wrecks — right glad, I come, To greet my long-left peaceful home.
And love's and friendship's smile ! To clasp, with rapture, to my hreast.
The fairest, truest maid. That ever faithful sailor press'd — That evei- truth repaid !
EDWIN AND KATE.
Then, England hail! dear isl...e, thrice hail ! Whose name alone makes tyrants quiiil Where'er thy flag's unfurl'd. Right glad, once more, I touch thy sti'and, Thou tcn-or of each hostile land — Thou envy of the world !" Thus spake young Edmn, on the vessel's verge, Then, joyous, leapt on shore; And now, inspiring love's wild transports, urge His flight across the moor; At whose extreme the village spire, Reflecting Sol's resplendent fire, Rais'd hopes that kindled such ecstatic pleasure. As he, in sooth, possess'd his soul's delightful ti'easure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
hail, my native land ! Right glad, once more, I vieTv thy strand — Bright Freedom's happy isle ! From realms where despotism reigns, From ■wax, and pestilence, and chains, From seas where hloody corsair's roam. From storms and wrecks — right glad, I come, To greet my long-left peaceful home.
And love's and friendship's smile ! To clasp, with rapture, to my hreast.
The fairest, truest maid. That ever faithful sailor press'd — That evei- truth repaid !
EDWIN AND KATE.
Then, England hail! dear isl...e, thrice hail ! Whose name alone makes tyrants quiiil Where'er thy flag's unfurl'd. Right glad, once more, I touch thy sti'and, Thou tcn-or of each hostile land — Thou envy of the world !" Thus spake young Edmn, on the vessel's verge, Then, joyous, leapt on shore; And now, inspiring love's wild transports, urge His flight across the moor; At whose extreme the village spire, Reflecting Sol's resplendent fire, Rais'd hopes that kindled such ecstatic pleasure. As he, in sooth, possess'd his soul's delightful ti'easure.
What to read after Metrical Tales And Other Pieces?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Waldron to read onlineMoreLess
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