Poems
Poems
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That cotton an' 'baccy can rightly be grown On several iligant farms ov his own. And he's- bHskly expendin' both money an' toil To produce these same articles from his own soil. So his traffic with you he looks forward to stop. And supply his own customers from his own shop. So now, when ye take all these things in con- nexion, YeVe sartainly good solid grounds for reflection ! Ere ye throw down the gauntlet, balance the cost. Notice what may be won, and what will be lost ; Then how stands the ...matter ? A war on your hand, Which seems to require all yer powers to with- stand ; A debt fast increasing to fearful excess, Yer credit in funds getting rapidly less ; Yer friends and yer allies, on whom ye relied, Exiled from yer cause by yer boasting an' pride ; Yer attack disapproved by the civilized world. Their sympathies all with the nation ye've quar- rell'd ; D 26 TIM O'CONNOR'S LETTERS That nation invincible almost in might, But fortified strong, being conscious of right ; — These, then, are yer prospects !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That cotton an' 'baccy can rightly be grown On several iligant farms ov his own. And he's- bHskly expendin' both money an' toil To produce these same articles from his own soil. So his traffic with you he looks forward to stop. And supply his own customers from his own shop. So now, when ye take all these things in con- nexion, YeVe sartainly good solid grounds for reflection ! Ere ye throw down the gauntlet, balance the cost. Notice what may be won, and what will be lost ; Then how stands the ...matter ? A war on your hand, Which seems to require all yer powers to with- stand ; A debt fast increasing to fearful excess, Yer credit in funds getting rapidly less ; Yer friends and yer allies, on whom ye relied, Exiled from yer cause by yer boasting an' pride ; Yer attack disapproved by the civilized world. Their sympathies all with the nation ye've quar- rell'd ; D 26 TIM O'CONNOR'S LETTERS That nation invincible almost in might, But fortified strong, being conscious of right ; — These, then, are yer prospects !
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Stevenson to read onlineMoreLess
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