Pauline And Other Poems
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"* That dark disaster sickened many a soul ; Stout hearts were sad and cowards cried for peace. The vulture, perched hard by the eagle's crag, Loud-cawed his fellows from afar to feast Upon the poor Republic's bleeding limbs. Ill-omened bird, his carrion-cries were vain ! Again our veteran eagles plumed their wings, And forth he fled from Montezuma's shores, A dastard fight betraying unto death Him whom he dazzled with a bauble crown. Just retribution followed swift and sure, Germania's eagles ...plucked him at Sedan. A gloomy month wore off, and then the news That Lee, emboldened by his late success, Had poured his legions upon Northern soil, *Hooker had 90, 000 men at Chancellorsville.
PA ULINE. 41 Rung through the camp, and thrilled the mighty heart Of the Grand Army. Louder than the roar Of brazen cannon on the battle-field, Then rose and rolled our thunder-rounds of cheers.
We saw the dawn of victory, we should meet Our monster foe upon familiar soil.
We cheered the news, we cheered the marching- orders, We cheered our gallant chieftain till the tears Ran down his cheeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"* That dark disaster sickened many a soul ; Stout hearts were sad and cowards cried for peace. The vulture, perched hard by the eagle's crag, Loud-cawed his fellows from afar to feast Upon the poor Republic's bleeding limbs. Ill-omened bird, his carrion-cries were vain ! Again our veteran eagles plumed their wings, And forth he fled from Montezuma's shores, A dastard fight betraying unto death Him whom he dazzled with a bauble crown. Just retribution followed swift and sure, Germania's eagles ...plucked him at Sedan. A gloomy month wore off, and then the news That Lee, emboldened by his late success, Had poured his legions upon Northern soil, *Hooker had 90, 000 men at Chancellorsville.
PA ULINE. 41 Rung through the camp, and thrilled the mighty heart Of the Grand Army. Louder than the roar Of brazen cannon on the battle-field, Then rose and rolled our thunder-rounds of cheers.
We saw the dawn of victory, we should meet Our monster foe upon familiar soil.
We cheered the news, we cheered the marching- orders, We cheered our gallant chieftain till the tears Ran down his cheeks.
What to read after Pauline And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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