Sonnets On the Death of the Duke of Wellington
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— A hand Higher even than his, is wanted here this day. — Freedom and People, holy words, and dear! How have they dared to desecrate your name. Blind leaders of a blinder multitude, Seeking your altars in the fanes of Shame! — Prate ye of pure democracy? — 'Tis here, Here in a noble life, and self subdued!
10 SONNETS ON THE DEATH OF VI.
Yet walk we not all hopeless : — and the dream That haunts the troubled slumber of the State, Of prosperous peace, and golden years that wait Even at the portal..., yearning now to teem A race of monarchs in the land, may seem No idle vision, — though the Good and Great Be not the children of our Wealth, nor date Their glory from the Lightning and the Steam.
Are these thy gods, O England 1 — Dost thou hope To teach true manhood by mechanic lore"? — By yon electric links from shore to shore ?
— Yon powers that pant along the clanking groove 1 — I ween our destined kings are they who cope Boldly with duty, — strong in faith and love.
THE DUKE or WELLINGTON.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— A hand Higher even than his, is wanted here this day. — Freedom and People, holy words, and dear! How have they dared to desecrate your name. Blind leaders of a blinder multitude, Seeking your altars in the fanes of Shame! — Prate ye of pure democracy? — 'Tis here, Here in a noble life, and self subdued!
10 SONNETS ON THE DEATH OF VI.
Yet walk we not all hopeless : — and the dream That haunts the troubled slumber of the State, Of prosperous peace, and golden years that wait Even at the portal..., yearning now to teem A race of monarchs in the land, may seem No idle vision, — though the Good and Great Be not the children of our Wealth, nor date Their glory from the Lightning and the Steam.
Are these thy gods, O England 1 — Dost thou hope To teach true manhood by mechanic lore"? — By yon electric links from shore to shore ?
— Yon powers that pant along the clanking groove 1 — I ween our destined kings are they who cope Boldly with duty, — strong in faith and love.
THE DUKE or WELLINGTON.
What to read after Sonnets On the Death of the Duke of Wellington?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sebastian Evans to read onlineMoreLess
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