The Burning of Moscow a Poem
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Wliy from exulting myriads burst on high That rending shout, that fearful battle-cry ? 'Tis he ! — th' Invader ! — who from Gallia leads Her warrior sons to fame and laurell'd deeds : 'Tis he ! the tyrant still unbow'd in pride, Drives his fierce lightnings o'er the nations wide.
Lo ! where on yonder hill/ in dense array. Warrior and horse urge on their awful way, Far upon serried lines of crest and mail Descend the flashes of that sunbeam pale ; ^yhile thirsty lance and reeking sabre gleam Red... with the blood from Borodino's® stream.
See Europe, crouching to the Victor's sway, Yields her brave sons to swell the proud array ; ' 'The Hill of Salvation ; so named because from that eminence the Russian traveller obtains his first view of Moscow. ' Life of Buonaparte in Family Library.
^The French suffered severely in a battle at this river, though they finally forced their way across it.
Here the dark Austrian' smarts beneath his chain. The generous Poles" for freedom pant again : Not such the numbers of that barb'rous horde ^ Who ruthless once on fair Italia pour'd, Marr'd the green beauty of her vintage bowers, And laid in dust her trophied halls and towers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wliy from exulting myriads burst on high That rending shout, that fearful battle-cry ? 'Tis he ! — th' Invader ! — who from Gallia leads Her warrior sons to fame and laurell'd deeds : 'Tis he ! the tyrant still unbow'd in pride, Drives his fierce lightnings o'er the nations wide.
Lo ! where on yonder hill/ in dense array. Warrior and horse urge on their awful way, Far upon serried lines of crest and mail Descend the flashes of that sunbeam pale ; ^yhile thirsty lance and reeking sabre gleam Red... with the blood from Borodino's® stream.
See Europe, crouching to the Victor's sway, Yields her brave sons to swell the proud array ; ' 'The Hill of Salvation ; so named because from that eminence the Russian traveller obtains his first view of Moscow. ' Life of Buonaparte in Family Library.
^The French suffered severely in a battle at this river, though they finally forced their way across it.
Here the dark Austrian' smarts beneath his chain. The generous Poles" for freedom pant again : Not such the numbers of that barb'rous horde ^ Who ruthless once on fair Italia pour'd, Marr'd the green beauty of her vintage bowers, And laid in dust her trophied halls and towers.
What to read after The Burning of Moscow a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R C Chater to read onlineMoreLess
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