The Green Above the Red More Blarney Ballads
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Ochone ! for William O'Brien.
By the sunken Alabama, By the Great Gun of Athlone, * By the love of melodrama Bred in your Hibernian bone, Burst the bolts of the Bastille, Make the skinny Scotchman reel : Pour your blood nor stint your riches Till a thousand pairs of breeches (Spite of turnkeys fierce and fell) Fill the bare-legged patriot's cell. Hurroo ! for William O'Brien.
* Cf. The historic curse, " May you be eternally crammed, jammed, and rammed down the mouth of the Great Gun of Athlone.... " This historic piece of ordnance has no connection with the "Canon of Aughrim, " mentioned in Mr. Blunt's In Vinculis.
REMEMBER O'BRIEN. 45 Every man that has a penny Should invest in dynamite : Up ! ye kittens of Kilkenny, Fling yourselves into the fight : Whet your teeth and bare your nails, Tread upon each other's tails : Raise a resolute, appalling, Patriotic caterwauling, Till the Viceroy, sick at soul, Scuttles off to mind his coal. Miaow ! for William O'Brien.
Do not stick at scurvy trifles, Do not be content with speech ; Point your pikes and load your rifles From the muzzle to the breech !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ochone ! for William O'Brien.
By the sunken Alabama, By the Great Gun of Athlone, * By the love of melodrama Bred in your Hibernian bone, Burst the bolts of the Bastille, Make the skinny Scotchman reel : Pour your blood nor stint your riches Till a thousand pairs of breeches (Spite of turnkeys fierce and fell) Fill the bare-legged patriot's cell. Hurroo ! for William O'Brien.
* Cf. The historic curse, " May you be eternally crammed, jammed, and rammed down the mouth of the Great Gun of Athlone.... " This historic piece of ordnance has no connection with the "Canon of Aughrim, " mentioned in Mr. Blunt's In Vinculis.
REMEMBER O'BRIEN. 45 Every man that has a penny Should invest in dynamite : Up ! ye kittens of Kilkenny, Fling yourselves into the fight : Whet your teeth and bare your nails, Tread upon each other's tails : Raise a resolute, appalling, Patriotic caterwauling, Till the Viceroy, sick at soul, Scuttles off to mind his coal. Miaow ! for William O'Brien.
Do not stick at scurvy trifles, Do not be content with speech ; Point your pikes and load your rifles From the muzzle to the breech !
What to read after The Green Above the Red More Blarney Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles L Charles Larcom Graves to read onlineMoreLess
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