The Poetical And Dramatic Works
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Il What, snared 1 betray'd ! — and there ho s£>ll The traitor and the slave, Who purchased with their reeking bloo-'* The life his judges gave. 1 538 MISCELLANEOUS l'OKMS. Still rod with gore, each streaming hilt Against the moonlight glows — Oh ! thus shall all who sow in guilt Reap treason at the close. Xxxiv. " Oh, you who bless these dawning skies In yon receding vales, Take warning from my parting sighs, And from those swelling sails 1 To answer crime with crime is worse. Than tamely to en...dure ; And ev*n for black oppression's curse Dark treason is no cure. XXXV. U Farewell, farewell ! ye distant hills With many a garden gay ! Ye waving groves and gushing rills That hail the rising day I Ye hills of Clare, with vapours hoar, Ringmoylan's leafy dells ; And thou, oh, wild, sea-beaten shore, Where many a kinsman dwells 1" XXXVI. He sung, while o'er the df Aiming street Fresh came the wakening gale, And, fading like a- morning dream, I heard his parting wad : — a Farewell, yo cots, that sweetly smile Along tho peaceful shore I Farewell, farewell, my own green is'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Il What, snared 1 betray'd ! — and there ho s£>ll The traitor and the slave, Who purchased with their reeking bloo-'* The life his judges gave. 1 538 MISCELLANEOUS l'OKMS. Still rod with gore, each streaming hilt Against the moonlight glows — Oh ! thus shall all who sow in guilt Reap treason at the close. Xxxiv. " Oh, you who bless these dawning skies In yon receding vales, Take warning from my parting sighs, And from those swelling sails 1 To answer crime with crime is worse. Than tamely to en...dure ; And ev*n for black oppression's curse Dark treason is no cure. XXXV. U Farewell, farewell ! ye distant hills With many a garden gay ! Ye waving groves and gushing rills That hail the rising day I Ye hills of Clare, with vapours hoar, Ringmoylan's leafy dells ; And thou, oh, wild, sea-beaten shore, Where many a kinsman dwells 1" XXXVI. He sung, while o'er the df Aiming street Fresh came the wakening gale, And, fading like a- morning dream, I heard his parting wad : — a Farewell, yo cots, that sweetly smile Along tho peaceful shore I Farewell, farewell, my own green is'.
What to read after The Poetical And Dramatic Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griffin, Gerald, 1803-1840 to read onlineMoreLess
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