The Poems of Robert Louis Stevenson
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It sings in my sleeping ears.
It hums in my waking head, The name — Ticonderoga, The utterance of the dead.
Then up, and with the fighting men To march away from here, 190 222 TICONDEROGA : A LEGEND OF Till the cry of the great war-pipe Shall drown it in my ear!" Where flew King George's ensign The plaided soldiers went: They drew the sword in Germany, In Flanders pitched the tent.
The bells of foreign cities Rang far across the plain: They passed the happy Rhine, They drank the rapid Main. 200... Through Asiatic jungles The Tartans filed their way, And the neighing of the war-pipes Struck terror in Cathay.^ "Many a name have I heard," he thought, " In all the tongues of men, Full many a name both here and there, Full many both now and then.
When I was at home in my father's house In the land of the naked knee, 210 Between the eagles that fly in the lift And the herrings that swim in the sea, THE IV EST HIGHLANDS. 223 And now that I am a captain-man With a braw cockade in my hat — Many a name have I heard," he thought, "But never a name like that." III.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It sings in my sleeping ears.
It hums in my waking head, The name — Ticonderoga, The utterance of the dead.
Then up, and with the fighting men To march away from here, 190 222 TICONDEROGA : A LEGEND OF Till the cry of the great war-pipe Shall drown it in my ear!" Where flew King George's ensign The plaided soldiers went: They drew the sword in Germany, In Flanders pitched the tent.
The bells of foreign cities Rang far across the plain: They passed the happy Rhine, They drank the rapid Main. 200... Through Asiatic jungles The Tartans filed their way, And the neighing of the war-pipes Struck terror in Cathay.^ "Many a name have I heard," he thought, " In all the tongues of men, Full many a name both here and there, Full many both now and then.
When I was at home in my father's house In the land of the naked knee, 210 Between the eagles that fly in the lift And the herrings that swim in the sea, THE IV EST HIGHLANDS. 223 And now that I am a captain-man With a braw cockade in my hat — Many a name have I heard," he thought, "But never a name like that." III.
What to read after The Poems of Robert Louis Stevenson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stevenson, Robert Louis, 1850-1894 to read onlineMoreLess
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