Poems of New England And of Our Country
Poems of New England And of Our Country
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Whose beauty their true pride reveals.
And spreads sweet luster o'er the walls, And shines a Venus in the cluster there. For none more great with natural charms to share.
Upon this shield we look with joy. So fair with promise and with worth, SOUTH KINGSTOWN BEFORE DIVISION. 103 Embossed by nature's high employ, Our wealth, our township, home and birth.
For waving hills and valleys deep. Our father's noblest hope and pride, And level fields where harvest reap, Lie here and there so rich and wid...e.
And groves and lakes and ever-flowing streams And cities young add their glory to the scene.
While ocean's mighty wave surrounds In part the shield of proud designs. The wave which girds the globe around iVnd feels the gale of every clime ; Besides from all these God-built charms We have on fame's sweet hills of pride Two heroes who have led our arms At Erie and South Mountain side. And jurist, statesmen, sages' names enrolled Whom ages yet may write with names in gold.
And of the past we have delight To love these spirits of renown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whose beauty their true pride reveals.
And spreads sweet luster o'er the walls, And shines a Venus in the cluster there. For none more great with natural charms to share.
Upon this shield we look with joy. So fair with promise and with worth, SOUTH KINGSTOWN BEFORE DIVISION. 103 Embossed by nature's high employ, Our wealth, our township, home and birth.
For waving hills and valleys deep. Our father's noblest hope and pride, And level fields where harvest reap, Lie here and there so rich and wid...e.
And groves and lakes and ever-flowing streams And cities young add their glory to the scene.
While ocean's mighty wave surrounds In part the shield of proud designs. The wave which girds the globe around iVnd feels the gale of every clime ; Besides from all these God-built charms We have on fame's sweet hills of pride Two heroes who have led our arms At Erie and South Mountain side. And jurist, statesmen, sages' names enrolled Whom ages yet may write with names in gold.
And of the past we have delight To love these spirits of renown.
What to read after Poems of New England And of Our Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeffery Watson Potter to read onlineMoreLess
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