The Deck of the Crescent City. a Poem
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Here is the pinch ; after he gained the ground.
14 THE DECK OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
The wily exile safe from harm is found Leading his country's armies to the field, Not peace, but bloody war instead to yield.
So far, his act looks badly, all concede ; But looking farther, one must own, indeed, Santa was honest, for he meant, no doubt, To give the Yankees an eternal rout ; Santa could easily have made peace when He had subdued and put to flight our men.
Then blame him not for being forced to fly....
And with his speckled host exemplify Castillians pure, mestizos and the rest, — A war of races, — which could run the best.
Had he but conquered as he hoped he should.
He would have made his word of promise good.
Let this kind, voluntary plea avail To free him from the chari2;e of beins; frail In keeping promises : — men who gain true Victories should give to their chief foes their duc
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here is the pinch ; after he gained the ground.
14 THE DECK OF THE CRESCENT CITY.
The wily exile safe from harm is found Leading his country's armies to the field, Not peace, but bloody war instead to yield.
So far, his act looks badly, all concede ; But looking farther, one must own, indeed, Santa was honest, for he meant, no doubt, To give the Yankees an eternal rout ; Santa could easily have made peace when He had subdued and put to flight our men.
Then blame him not for being forced to fly....
And with his speckled host exemplify Castillians pure, mestizos and the rest, — A war of races, — which could run the best.
Had he but conquered as he hoped he should.
He would have made his word of promise good.
Let this kind, voluntary plea avail To free him from the chari2;e of beins; frail In keeping promises : — men who gain true Victories should give to their chief foes their duc
What to read after The Deck of the Crescent City. a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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