Poems of Cornwall
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U 114 R. HE WET T THOMAS.
Opening Chorus from "The Tournament, " A Comic Opera, by R. Hewett Thomas. [Chorus of Soldiers. ] We are warriors bold and daring, Fierce our faces, fierce our actions ; Without any malice bearing In a manner most unsparing We reduce our foes to fractions With a reckless, restless raging Fearless fury fuming, waging Bleared blood broadcast, thus engaging Custom smooths these grim transactions, Only gore our thirst assuaging — Peace for us has no attractions.
[Solo Voic...e (BassJ] To a pulp we soon construe them Merely for the sake of fighting. Though our hearts may yearn unto them In good fellowship we strew them In a mincemeat uninviting On the plain, without exciting Any low or angry feeling; 'Tis bad form to be revealing Any low, revengeful feeling.
[Chorus of Girls. '\ We are maidens prim and prude, 0, Phosy priestesses and pensive ; Wanton wiles shall ne'er intrude, O, In our bosoms all subdued, O, In our bosoms apprehensive ; Yet our yearnings are extensive For the vast incomprehensive — That's the reason we're endued, O, With these feelings apprehensive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
U 114 R. HE WET T THOMAS.
Opening Chorus from "The Tournament, " A Comic Opera, by R. Hewett Thomas. [Chorus of Soldiers. ] We are warriors bold and daring, Fierce our faces, fierce our actions ; Without any malice bearing In a manner most unsparing We reduce our foes to fractions With a reckless, restless raging Fearless fury fuming, waging Bleared blood broadcast, thus engaging Custom smooths these grim transactions, Only gore our thirst assuaging — Peace for us has no attractions.
[Solo Voic...e (BassJ] To a pulp we soon construe them Merely for the sake of fighting. Though our hearts may yearn unto them In good fellowship we strew them In a mincemeat uninviting On the plain, without exciting Any low or angry feeling; 'Tis bad form to be revealing Any low, revengeful feeling.
[Chorus of Girls. '\ We are maidens prim and prude, 0, Phosy priestesses and pensive ; Wanton wiles shall ne'er intrude, O, In our bosoms all subdued, O, In our bosoms apprehensive ; Yet our yearnings are extensive For the vast incomprehensive — That's the reason we're endued, O, With these feelings apprehensive.
What to read after Poems of Cornwall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Herbert Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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