The Conquest of America And Minor Poems
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Like dust before the whirlwind, where are they ? Hopeless and nerveless fled they from the foe, Soon as they saw the empire's banner low, And all the exulting victors' after toil, To strip the fallen of their gorgeous spoil.
What will the chieftain now ? that troubled breast Is surely tamed at length to thoughts of rest. Nay ! bid the whirlwind hush, the waves be still, Or think to turn the wild winds at thy will, Or deem the tempest at thy beck will cease, But hope not from that heart one thou...ght of peace. The venturous soul no danger could subdue, Pants atill untamed those dangers to renew. For this, while friendly aid Tlaxcalla yields, His bands roam conquering o'er the hostile fields. For this his spirit's mighty powers are bent, CORTEZ. 7 To foster hope or banish discontent.
For many a heart, long sick of toil and pain, Pants to behold his quiet home again.
Treason is round him. Villefagna's art Hath linked against him many a wavering heart, And in their dark assembly 'tis decreed, Tomorrow's eve must see the victim bleed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like dust before the whirlwind, where are they ? Hopeless and nerveless fled they from the foe, Soon as they saw the empire's banner low, And all the exulting victors' after toil, To strip the fallen of their gorgeous spoil.
What will the chieftain now ? that troubled breast Is surely tamed at length to thoughts of rest. Nay ! bid the whirlwind hush, the waves be still, Or think to turn the wild winds at thy will, Or deem the tempest at thy beck will cease, But hope not from that heart one thou...ght of peace. The venturous soul no danger could subdue, Pants atill untamed those dangers to renew. For this, while friendly aid Tlaxcalla yields, His bands roam conquering o'er the hostile fields. For this his spirit's mighty powers are bent, CORTEZ. 7 To foster hope or banish discontent.
For many a heart, long sick of toil and pain, Pants to behold his quiet home again.
Treason is round him. Villefagna's art Hath linked against him many a wavering heart, And in their dark assembly 'tis decreed, Tomorrow's eve must see the victim bleed.
What to read after The Conquest of America And Minor Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hattersley to read onlineMoreLess
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