The Song of America And Columbus;
The Song of America And Columbus;
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75 But forth had gone the absolute decree : — As he of yore had been, no more was he, And pride, ambition, cruel want, and toil, Would soon invade, and curse, his native soil.
His paradise for ever would be lost — His summer life be nipped by Winter's frost — And all his race pass silently away As fade the stars before the dawning day.
XXI.
Each day new hopes beguiled the wand'ring band, Who saw a golden isle in ev'ry strand, But just as oft no golden isle it proved, And sober reason wild roman...ce reproved : Yet beauty tempered disappointment's sting, And still they soared on Hope's delusive wing, And built their castles, as before, in Spain, Nor deemed their airy architecture vain.
xxir.
Lo ! later, Hayti's palms appeared to view, And, in the moonlight, lengthy shadows threw. * Tall, spreading, stately, picturesque, and green, What more than these could grace the tropic scene ?
" Hispaniola I will name the land ! " Exclaimed Columbus as he neared the strand, While far and wide the lustrous Queen of Night Revealed the island's beauties to the sight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
75 But forth had gone the absolute decree : — As he of yore had been, no more was he, And pride, ambition, cruel want, and toil, Would soon invade, and curse, his native soil.
His paradise for ever would be lost — His summer life be nipped by Winter's frost — And all his race pass silently away As fade the stars before the dawning day.
XXI.
Each day new hopes beguiled the wand'ring band, Who saw a golden isle in ev'ry strand, But just as oft no golden isle it proved, And sober reason wild roman...ce reproved : Yet beauty tempered disappointment's sting, And still they soared on Hope's delusive wing, And built their castles, as before, in Spain, Nor deemed their airy architecture vain.
xxir.
Lo ! later, Hayti's palms appeared to view, And, in the moonlight, lengthy shadows threw. * Tall, spreading, stately, picturesque, and green, What more than these could grace the tropic scene ?
" Hispaniola I will name the land ! " Exclaimed Columbus as he neared the strand, While far and wide the lustrous Queen of Night Revealed the island's beauties to the sight.
What to read after The Song of America And Columbus;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kinahan Cornwallis to read onlineMoreLess
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