Poems
Poems
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The Epitaph which suggested the preceding, is as follows : Here lies interred the Body of Mary Singleton, a young Maiden of this Parish, aged nine years, bom of Roman Catholic Parents, and virtuously brought up ; who, being in the act of prayer, repeating her Vespers, was instantaneously killed by a flash of Lightning, August 16th, 1785.
byCoogle 93 TO THE GALLIC EAGLE.
Fame's favourite minion !
The theme of her story ; How quail'd is thy pinion^ How sullied its glory : WhereL blood flowed like... water^ Exulting it bore thee !
Destruction and slaughter Behind and before thee.
Where glory was blushing, Tl^y flight was the fleetest; Where death's sleep was hushing.
Thy slumber was sweetest.
When broad-swords were clashing.
Thy cry was the loudest ; When deep they were gashing.
Thy plimie was the proudest.
But, triumph is over ; Ho longer victorious.
No more shalt thou hover.
Destructively glorious !
,y Google 94 .
Far from the battle's shocks Fate hath fast bound thee ; Chain'd to the rugged rock.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Epitaph which suggested the preceding, is as follows : Here lies interred the Body of Mary Singleton, a young Maiden of this Parish, aged nine years, bom of Roman Catholic Parents, and virtuously brought up ; who, being in the act of prayer, repeating her Vespers, was instantaneously killed by a flash of Lightning, August 16th, 1785.
byCoogle 93 TO THE GALLIC EAGLE.
Fame's favourite minion !
The theme of her story ; How quail'd is thy pinion^ How sullied its glory : WhereL blood flowed like... water^ Exulting it bore thee !
Destruction and slaughter Behind and before thee.
Where glory was blushing, Tl^y flight was the fleetest; Where death's sleep was hushing.
Thy slumber was sweetest.
When broad-swords were clashing.
Thy cry was the loudest ; When deep they were gashing.
Thy plimie was the proudest.
But, triumph is over ; Ho longer victorious.
No more shalt thou hover.
Destructively glorious !
,y Google 94 .
Far from the battle's shocks Fate hath fast bound thee ; Chain'd to the rugged rock.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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