Poems By Mrs Eunice True Daniels With a Memoir of Her Life
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Last on the bloody plain, Cheering the remnant of his flying train, The proud boy's form was seen ! a crimson streak Of shame and sorrow flushed his noble cheek, 77 Oft varying, as the hue that fever wears To mark young beauty, when the gentle airs Of spring light up her eye.
Wilt thou not fly ?
The foe hath triumphed, and his steel is nigh. Flashing revenge ! Away ! that proud, stern look !
It boots not now, when death and peril lurk So thick around ! Oh, Freedom cannot brook That thou should'...st perish ! she hath glorious work For thee. Young chief, away !
The bright sun shed A gleam of glory on the green hill's head, And sunk to rest. Majestic evening rose To hush the forest to more deep repose, As oft before. Before ! oh, who can tell The deeds of darkness, wrought in that lone dell That awful night ? Woe to the captive throng !
The eye of night the kindling death-pyre viewed, And shouts of vengeance echoed loud and long, Far off upon the mountain's solitude, 78 Heavy with sounds of death !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Last on the bloody plain, Cheering the remnant of his flying train, The proud boy's form was seen ! a crimson streak Of shame and sorrow flushed his noble cheek, 77 Oft varying, as the hue that fever wears To mark young beauty, when the gentle airs Of spring light up her eye.
Wilt thou not fly ?
The foe hath triumphed, and his steel is nigh. Flashing revenge ! Away ! that proud, stern look !
It boots not now, when death and peril lurk So thick around ! Oh, Freedom cannot brook That thou should'...st perish ! she hath glorious work For thee. Young chief, away !
The bright sun shed A gleam of glory on the green hill's head, And sunk to rest. Majestic evening rose To hush the forest to more deep repose, As oft before. Before ! oh, who can tell The deeds of darkness, wrought in that lone dell That awful night ? Woe to the captive throng !
The eye of night the kindling death-pyre viewed, And shouts of vengeance echoed loud and long, Far off upon the mountain's solitude, 78 Heavy with sounds of death !
What to read after Poems By Mrs Eunice True Daniels With a Memoir of Her Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eunice True Daniels to read onlineMoreLess
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