Poems
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Or tales of our own mountain strength their trembling hearts to cheer.
Some wrung their hands the while they spoke— in many a maiden's eye The slow tears brimmed, the pale mouth twitched in secret agony.
And old men sadly shook their heads, while at their mother's side Children were puUing at their gowns, and asking why they cried ?
Sad o'er us hung the sullen sky, — our hearts were dark with gloom.
When suddenly the cannon's peal, with heavy muf- fled boom, 174 THE BATTLE OF MORAT.
Rolled dull...j smiting on the Heart, that for a mo- ment stilled, Stopped in the breast, then wildly* like a hurried drum-beat thrilled.
'Twas then, ere rang their battle-crj, our brothers in the field Bared their stern brows, and on the earth to ask God's blessing kneeled ; And Hans Von Halhvyll lifted, while all were silent there, Mid the thunder voice of cannon, the still, small voice of prayer.
The heavens hung low and gloomy above them lowly bowed.
But as they prayed the sudden sun broke through the shattered cloud And flashed across their bended ranks, and Hall- wyll from his knee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or tales of our own mountain strength their trembling hearts to cheer.
Some wrung their hands the while they spoke— in many a maiden's eye The slow tears brimmed, the pale mouth twitched in secret agony.
And old men sadly shook their heads, while at their mother's side Children were puUing at their gowns, and asking why they cried ?
Sad o'er us hung the sullen sky, — our hearts were dark with gloom.
When suddenly the cannon's peal, with heavy muf- fled boom, 174 THE BATTLE OF MORAT.
Rolled dull...j smiting on the Heart, that for a mo- ment stilled, Stopped in the breast, then wildly* like a hurried drum-beat thrilled.
'Twas then, ere rang their battle-crj, our brothers in the field Bared their stern brows, and on the earth to ask God's blessing kneeled ; And Hans Von Halhvyll lifted, while all were silent there, Mid the thunder voice of cannon, the still, small voice of prayer.
The heavens hung low and gloomy above them lowly bowed.
But as they prayed the sudden sun broke through the shattered cloud And flashed across their bended ranks, and Hall- wyll from his knee.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Story William Wetmore to read onlineMoreLess
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