Our Glory-Roll, And Other National Poems
Our Glory-Roll, And Other National Poems
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118 TRAFALGAR.
" Steer for their admiral's flag, boys !
But where it flew none knew ; " Then make for that four- decker/' Said Nelson, " men, she'll do ! " So, at their " Trinidada, " To get we straightway tried, As we broke through their smoke, That day that Nelson died.
>i 'Twas where they clustered thickest That through their line we broke, And to their " Bucentaure " first Our thundering broadside spoke. We shaved her ; as our shot, boys, Crashed through her shattered side ; She could feel ...how to heel, That day that Nelson died.
TRAFALGAR. 119 Into the Dons' four-decker Our larboard broadsides pour, Though all we well could spare her Went to the " Bucentaure. " Locked to another Frenchman, Our starboard fire we plied, Gun to gun till we won, That day that Nelson died.
" Redoutable" they called her, A curse upon her name ! 'Twas from her tops, the bullet That killed our hero came, As from the deck, with Hardy, The bloody fight he eyed, And could hear cheer on cheer, .
As they struck, that day he died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
118 TRAFALGAR.
" Steer for their admiral's flag, boys !
But where it flew none knew ; " Then make for that four- decker/' Said Nelson, " men, she'll do ! " So, at their " Trinidada, " To get we straightway tried, As we broke through their smoke, That day that Nelson died.
>i 'Twas where they clustered thickest That through their line we broke, And to their " Bucentaure " first Our thundering broadside spoke. We shaved her ; as our shot, boys, Crashed through her shattered side ; She could feel ...how to heel, That day that Nelson died.
TRAFALGAR. 119 Into the Dons' four-decker Our larboard broadsides pour, Though all we well could spare her Went to the " Bucentaure. " Locked to another Frenchman, Our starboard fire we plied, Gun to gun till we won, That day that Nelson died.
" Redoutable" they called her, A curse upon her name ! 'Twas from her tops, the bullet That killed our hero came, As from the deck, with Hardy, The bloody fight he eyed, And could hear cheer on cheer, .
As they struck, that day he died.
What to read after Our Glory-Roll, And Other National Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett, W. C. (William Cox), 1820-1895 to read onlineMoreLess
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