Poems
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Where Tyrants kneel to Free men And Despots find their cell.
Land, when the tocsin loud peals.
Brave arms the foe repel.
Dear Oberland ! Dear Oberland !
Land of David, Ethan Allen, Bruce- Land of Owen and of Tell; The truest land is the Mountain-land Where the Sons of Freedom dwell.
The Mountain-land! The Mountain-land!
Home of the sturdy Pioneer Where harvest valleys swell.
Where Liberty and LaboV To evils sound the knell.
Dear Oberland ! Dear Oberland !
Land where Patriot hopes rest verdant O...n the Nation's citadel — The strongest land is the Mountain-land Where the Sons of Freedom dwell.
The Robin and the Owl Two bird notes from the dark'ninj?
Oft, as in summer evenings I scan the twilight skies, Two bird notes from the dark'ning Woodlands sweet and tuneful rise.
One — it is the dusk Owl, who Hoots of the deepening niglit ; The other is the Robin Piping of the Morrow bright.
And as tlie note of the Omen Thru my soul doth dismal surge.
The Joyous song of the Robin Doth blithely caroling urge Glad hopes of the dewy morning — Of warm, day-mounting sun, And thrills my heart expectantly Of happiness to come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where Tyrants kneel to Free men And Despots find their cell.
Land, when the tocsin loud peals.
Brave arms the foe repel.
Dear Oberland ! Dear Oberland !
Land of David, Ethan Allen, Bruce- Land of Owen and of Tell; The truest land is the Mountain-land Where the Sons of Freedom dwell.
The Mountain-land! The Mountain-land!
Home of the sturdy Pioneer Where harvest valleys swell.
Where Liberty and LaboV To evils sound the knell.
Dear Oberland ! Dear Oberland !
Land where Patriot hopes rest verdant O...n the Nation's citadel — The strongest land is the Mountain-land Where the Sons of Freedom dwell.
The Robin and the Owl Two bird notes from the dark'ninj?
Oft, as in summer evenings I scan the twilight skies, Two bird notes from the dark'ning Woodlands sweet and tuneful rise.
One — it is the dusk Owl, who Hoots of the deepening niglit ; The other is the Robin Piping of the Morrow bright.
And as tlie note of the Omen Thru my soul doth dismal surge.
The Joyous song of the Robin Doth blithely caroling urge Glad hopes of the dewy morning — Of warm, day-mounting sun, And thrills my heart expectantly Of happiness to come.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Edwin Hewes to read onlineMoreLess
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