Poems And Lyrics
Poems And Lyrics
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Should England's foes molest her, Her stalwart sons and true, Through every land, at once would band To make her foemen rue.
Mother of mighty nations, Protector of th' opprest, Where'er that flag triumphant floats, Men feel that they are blest.
Then high uplift the banner That floats o'er all the seas, '* The flag that's braved a thousand years.
The battle and the breeze. " 70 EMIGRANT'S FAREWELL SONG.
Farewell to dear old England, Land of the brave and free, Land of our Sires — our own lov'd h...ome, Our hearts are still with thee.
71 LINES FOUND IN THE POCKET-BOOK OF THE LATE WM. GRAHAM SIMPSON.
Yes, thou art gone, and I am left; But, ah ! how dark, how changed to me This world, of every charm bereft, Where all was beautiful with thee.
Tho' I have seen thy form depart For ever from my widow'd eye, I hide thee in my inmost heart. There — there at least thou canst not die.
God's justice let me humbly own!
That mercy He so freely lent, He but resumes the precious loan ; Let dust and ashes be content.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should England's foes molest her, Her stalwart sons and true, Through every land, at once would band To make her foemen rue.
Mother of mighty nations, Protector of th' opprest, Where'er that flag triumphant floats, Men feel that they are blest.
Then high uplift the banner That floats o'er all the seas, '* The flag that's braved a thousand years.
The battle and the breeze. " 70 EMIGRANT'S FAREWELL SONG.
Farewell to dear old England, Land of the brave and free, Land of our Sires — our own lov'd h...ome, Our hearts are still with thee.
71 LINES FOUND IN THE POCKET-BOOK OF THE LATE WM. GRAHAM SIMPSON.
Yes, thou art gone, and I am left; But, ah ! how dark, how changed to me This world, of every charm bereft, Where all was beautiful with thee.
Tho' I have seen thy form depart For ever from my widow'd eye, I hide thee in my inmost heart. There — there at least thou canst not die.
God's justice let me humbly own!
That mercy He so freely lent, He but resumes the precious loan ; Let dust and ashes be content.
What to read after Poems And Lyrics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Graham Simpson to read onlineMoreLess
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