The Anglers Song book
The Anglers Song book
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Each farm was snug aud small ; Each "rood maintained its man, " And Hope shone cut for all !
Now, paupers crowd the soil, • Since farms grew large and few ; — They dared not use us so. When this old rod was new.
llU SONGt. , ETC.
When this old rod was new, No treadmills stained the land; No giant jails were built.
No Union workhouse planned ; The rich looked on the poor.
As brother stauncli and true, Nor robbed him of his right.
When this old rod was new.
When this old rod was new, No fires ill...umed the sky. To write in words of flame.
The poor man' s misery. Employment was his right.
His wages fair he drew — Oppression was unknown, When this old rod was new.
When this old rod was new, No factory mushroom dared.
Wring wealth from blood and tears, And hold that wealth unshared !
The toil-worn man had friends, Nor mean, nor weak, nor few.
But nobles of the land.
When this old rod was new.
ON ANGLING, 111 When this okl rod was new, The sons of toil could ply The "gentle art" right cheerily, And cast the treacherous fly ; But time hath wrought sad change, A change the land shall rue — No keeper marred the sport.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Each farm was snug aud small ; Each "rood maintained its man, " And Hope shone cut for all !
Now, paupers crowd the soil, • Since farms grew large and few ; — They dared not use us so. When this old rod was new.
llU SONGt. , ETC.
When this old rod was new, No treadmills stained the land; No giant jails were built.
No Union workhouse planned ; The rich looked on the poor.
As brother stauncli and true, Nor robbed him of his right.
When this old rod was new.
When this old rod was new, No fires ill...umed the sky. To write in words of flame.
The poor man' s misery. Employment was his right.
His wages fair he drew — Oppression was unknown, When this old rod was new.
When this old rod was new, No factory mushroom dared.
Wring wealth from blood and tears, And hold that wealth unshared !
The toil-worn man had friends, Nor mean, nor weak, nor few.
But nobles of the land.
When this old rod was new.
ON ANGLING, 111 When this okl rod was new, The sons of toil could ply The "gentle art" right cheerily, And cast the treacherous fly ; But time hath wrought sad change, A change the land shall rue — No keeper marred the sport.
What to read after The Anglers Song book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blakey to read onlineMoreLess
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