The Poetical Works of Thomas Buchanan Read Complete in Three Volumes volume 3
The Poetical Works of Thomas Buchanan Read Complete in Three Volumes volume 3
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II. Through all our pastures must there run The bramble which no fruitage bears ? Must every field which loves the sun Be arrogant with choking tares ?
in. Must every tree whose leaves divine Were made in Freedom s air to spread Be clasped by the obnoxious vine Until its boughs are sapped and dead ?
136 THE WAGONER OF IV.
Wilt thou not send some mighty hand To sweep through these entangled walks, To root the proud weeds from the land And burn the rank and thorny stalks ?
A moment now she paused..., and sighed, Her hand still on the quivering cords, As waiting the ensuing words, When, at the open casement wide, A voice in patriot tones replied : "Yes, God hath sent that arm of wrath : It sweeps the land with sword of fire : The poisonous weeds but strew his path To build Oppression s funeral pyre 1" Sweet is the sound when pardon calls The prisoner from his dreary walls ; And sweet the succoring voice must be Which hails a sinking ship at sea ; And dear the water s light when first It greets the desert-pilgrim s thirst, THE ALLEGE ANIES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
II. Through all our pastures must there run The bramble which no fruitage bears ? Must every field which loves the sun Be arrogant with choking tares ?
in. Must every tree whose leaves divine Were made in Freedom s air to spread Be clasped by the obnoxious vine Until its boughs are sapped and dead ?
136 THE WAGONER OF IV.
Wilt thou not send some mighty hand To sweep through these entangled walks, To root the proud weeds from the land And burn the rank and thorny stalks ?
A moment now she paused..., and sighed, Her hand still on the quivering cords, As waiting the ensuing words, When, at the open casement wide, A voice in patriot tones replied : "Yes, God hath sent that arm of wrath : It sweeps the land with sword of fire : The poisonous weeds but strew his path To build Oppression s funeral pyre 1" Sweet is the sound when pardon calls The prisoner from his dreary walls ; And sweet the succoring voice must be Which hails a sinking ship at sea ; And dear the water s light when first It greets the desert-pilgrim s thirst, THE ALLEGE ANIES.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Thomas Buchanan Read Complete in Three Volumes volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Buchanan Read to read onlineMoreLess
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