Poems Ballads And Songs
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71 Though 'twas not in battle, Midst cannon's loud rattle, When the war note of Britain is heard on its seas, Yet his memory cherish.
His name shall not perish, He sail'd for his country, and died on its seas.
Had the cry of war sounded.
His bosom had boimded To show forth the vigour and strength of his arm ; Had the tempest been roaring.
The midnight sky low'ring, He'd been at his station to shield us from harm.
The banner spread oer him, Let true hearts deplore him. Let all oer the name of a ...tar shed a tear.
Though harsh be our feature, Thank God we have nature. To sigh oer our comrade's sad ended career.
END OF SAILORo ELHGY.
NOTE ON THE ELEGY, While on board H. M, S. Caledonia when becalmed off Scilly Sept. 18th, 1844, John Mitchell, Captain of the Mizen Top met with his death in the following manner : "Wliilst on duty in his top, the wrapping of a Topsail block gave way and threw him with great force over the top rail on to the poop : he lingered in great agony till 10 o'clock at night when he died, "From A Private Log^'' THE GIPSY'S WARNING, A RURAL TALE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
71 Though 'twas not in battle, Midst cannon's loud rattle, When the war note of Britain is heard on its seas, Yet his memory cherish.
His name shall not perish, He sail'd for his country, and died on its seas.
Had the cry of war sounded.
His bosom had boimded To show forth the vigour and strength of his arm ; Had the tempest been roaring.
The midnight sky low'ring, He'd been at his station to shield us from harm.
The banner spread oer him, Let true hearts deplore him. Let all oer the name of a ...tar shed a tear.
Though harsh be our feature, Thank God we have nature. To sigh oer our comrade's sad ended career.
END OF SAILORo ELHGY.
NOTE ON THE ELEGY, While on board H. M, S. Caledonia when becalmed off Scilly Sept. 18th, 1844, John Mitchell, Captain of the Mizen Top met with his death in the following manner : "Wliilst on duty in his top, the wrapping of a Topsail block gave way and threw him with great force over the top rail on to the poop : he lingered in great agony till 10 o'clock at night when he died, "From A Private Log^'' THE GIPSY'S WARNING, A RURAL TALE.
What to read after Poems Ballads And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Ibberson Jervis to read onlineMoreLess
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