Poems
Poems
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i6 S EDWARD MARTIN.
[A printer named Edward Martin was fatally injured in a cab accident in Drury Lane, in October 1869. Whilst unconscious he several times muttered the name of " Kelly, " and the police, then eagerly on the lookout for Colonel Kelly, the Fenian organiser, rescued at Manchester, concluded that the injured man was the re- quired revolutionary leader, and bore him off to prison, were he was surrounded by detectives. His death was undoubtedly accelerated by the rough treatment he ...received. Partly to protest against this treatment, partly to deceive the authorities as to his identity, and partly to honour an earnest and steadfast worker in their country's cause, the Irish in London organised a public funeral. Martin was a native of Kilkenny, and was at one time on the printing staff of the Irish People. He is buried in Stratford churchyard. ] |O cry from the long-marshalled masses That stream through the City to-day; No clamour of voices exultant, No vehement banners' display.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i6 S EDWARD MARTIN.
[A printer named Edward Martin was fatally injured in a cab accident in Drury Lane, in October 1869. Whilst unconscious he several times muttered the name of " Kelly, " and the police, then eagerly on the lookout for Colonel Kelly, the Fenian organiser, rescued at Manchester, concluded that the injured man was the re- quired revolutionary leader, and bore him off to prison, were he was surrounded by detectives. His death was undoubtedly accelerated by the rough treatment he ...received. Partly to protest against this treatment, partly to deceive the authorities as to his identity, and partly to honour an earnest and steadfast worker in their country's cause, the Irish in London organised a public funeral. Martin was a native of Kilkenny, and was at one time on the printing staff of the Irish People. He is buried in Stratford churchyard. ] |O cry from the long-marshalled masses That stream through the City to-day; No clamour of voices exultant, No vehement banners' display.
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