Repeal of the Union, a Poem: With Many Other National Poems, And Melodies
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And bear more drudgery, pain, want, and scorn.
TThan gloomy negroes in the harness torn, How oft and sadly groans the worried swain,.
Oft bathed equally with sweat and rain !
To share the scanty root that chance allowsi- With naked' children ai^d a sickly spouse*, • In dreary hovels for short life design'd,'- The loose receptacles cff rain and wind, And here if'stnrdy frames escape decay, How shall they straggle with a famine's sway T The stern foregtallef with a measure nice.
Supplies their fo...od impure for two fold price !
Disposed on credit, while three dollars draw, Two more' half yearly int'rest th"re& by law !
Whereby' the mournful swain to jail is sped.
From infants weeping round their mother dead.
Whence came those woes upon the land in haste, When bogs are colonized and uplands waste, Hence not from population's swelling tide, An absent parliament more ill supplied, Andtory agents who have riches plann'd, Iri whipping tenants from their native land.
To which that agent's 'kine and sheep are brought Perhaps for eighteen months to -graze for nought^ His fraudful genius in a single view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And bear more drudgery, pain, want, and scorn.
TThan gloomy negroes in the harness torn, How oft and sadly groans the worried swain,.
Oft bathed equally with sweat and rain !
To share the scanty root that chance allowsi- With naked' children ai^d a sickly spouse*, • In dreary hovels for short life design'd,'- The loose receptacles cff rain and wind, And here if'stnrdy frames escape decay, How shall they straggle with a famine's sway T The stern foregtallef with a measure nice.
Supplies their fo...od impure for two fold price !
Disposed on credit, while three dollars draw, Two more' half yearly int'rest th"re& by law !
Whereby' the mournful swain to jail is sped.
From infants weeping round their mother dead.
Whence came those woes upon the land in haste, When bogs are colonized and uplands waste, Hence not from population's swelling tide, An absent parliament more ill supplied, Andtory agents who have riches plann'd, Iri whipping tenants from their native land.
To which that agent's 'kine and sheep are brought Perhaps for eighteen months to -graze for nought^ His fraudful genius in a single view.
What to read after Repeal of the Union, a Poem: With Many Other National Poems, And Melodies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macloghlin, James H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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