National Lyrics And Songs for Music
National Lyrics And Songs for Music
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WHERE IS THE SEA? 133 I hear the shepherd's mountain flute I hear the whispering tree ; The echoes of my soul are mute : Where is my own blue sea?
MARSHAL SCHWERIN'S GRAVE.
" I came upon the tomb of Marshal Schwerin a plain quiet cenotaph, erected in the middle of a wide corn-field, on the very spot where he closed a long, faithful, and glorious career in arms. He fell here at eighty years of age, at the head of his own Regiment, the standard of it waving in his hand. His seat was in the leathe...rn saddle his foot in the iron stirrup his fingers reined the young war-horse to the last. " Notes and Reflections during a Ramble in Germany.
156 MARSHAL SCHWERIN'S GRAVE.
THOU didst fall in the field with thy silver hair, And a banner in thy hand ; Thou wert laid to rest from thy battles there, By a proudly mournful band.
In the camp, on the steed, to the bugle's blast, Thy long bright years had sped ; And a warrior's bier was thine at last, When the snows had crowned thy head.
Many had fallen by thy side, old chief!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
WHERE IS THE SEA? 133 I hear the shepherd's mountain flute I hear the whispering tree ; The echoes of my soul are mute : Where is my own blue sea?
MARSHAL SCHWERIN'S GRAVE.
" I came upon the tomb of Marshal Schwerin a plain quiet cenotaph, erected in the middle of a wide corn-field, on the very spot where he closed a long, faithful, and glorious career in arms. He fell here at eighty years of age, at the head of his own Regiment, the standard of it waving in his hand. His seat was in the leathe...rn saddle his foot in the iron stirrup his fingers reined the young war-horse to the last. " Notes and Reflections during a Ramble in Germany.
156 MARSHAL SCHWERIN'S GRAVE.
THOU didst fall in the field with thy silver hair, And a banner in thy hand ; Thou wert laid to rest from thy battles there, By a proudly mournful band.
In the camp, on the steed, to the bugle's blast, Thy long bright years had sped ; And a warrior's bier was thine at last, When the snows had crowned thy head.
Many had fallen by thy side, old chief!
What to read after National Lyrics And Songs for Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Felicia Dorothea Browne Hemans to read onlineMoreLess
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