Poems
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THE SUNDERLAND CALAMITY.
[On Saturday afternoon, June i6th, 1883, at a Conjuring Entertainment in the Victoria Hall, Sunderland, principally for children, 182 of these young people were suffocated and bruised to death by a partially-closed door jamming them together on the stair as they were descending from the gallery. ] N Rama of old there was weeping heard. For a mighty sorrow the people stirred, And Rachel, in anguish, all comfort spurned, And her slaughtered babes disconsolate mourned.
84 ...TOC Sunfcerlanfc Calamity* As sad a sight in our time, I ween, In Sunderland's Hall of late was seen, When bands of children, joyous and bright, At the scene of mirth were killed outright.
The conjuror's art had pleased the crowd, And young hearts shouted their plaudits loud From the space above where they sat alone, Left free to themselves and watched by none.
And now the "presents" their eyes attract, And they rush down-stairs like a cataract. Till, stemmed by the fatal bolted door, They struggle, and writhe, and rise no more !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE SUNDERLAND CALAMITY.
[On Saturday afternoon, June i6th, 1883, at a Conjuring Entertainment in the Victoria Hall, Sunderland, principally for children, 182 of these young people were suffocated and bruised to death by a partially-closed door jamming them together on the stair as they were descending from the gallery. ] N Rama of old there was weeping heard. For a mighty sorrow the people stirred, And Rachel, in anguish, all comfort spurned, And her slaughtered babes disconsolate mourned.
84 ...TOC Sunfcerlanfc Calamity* As sad a sight in our time, I ween, In Sunderland's Hall of late was seen, When bands of children, joyous and bright, At the scene of mirth were killed outright.
The conjuror's art had pleased the crowd, And young hearts shouted their plaudits loud From the space above where they sat alone, Left free to themselves and watched by none.
And now the "presents" their eyes attract, And they rush down-stairs like a cataract. Till, stemmed by the fatal bolted door, They struggle, and writhe, and rise no more !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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