The Spanish Main Or Thirty Days On the Caribbean
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By the Hon. J. If. B. Gravenhorst. Printed in Wilhelmstadt, Ctiracao.
No longer here detained, no longer here to rest.
Forgotten, unknown, by no one here deplored.
They call thee up, Brion ! and everywhere on yonder coast.
They ask for thy dear dust, thy buried form ; Thou now, at last art thanked, anew art wept.
THIRTY DAYS ON THE CARIBBEAN. 57 Columbia ! thy Liberator, Brion, thou wilt honor ; 'T is he, or his sad shade, me by his tomb doth hold, To me doth speak of tears, of blood and tyrant...s, Of Venezuela's folk, in chains once stricken, By crime, despair, pains intolerable, plagues, By cruelties unknowable, thirst for gold and blood ; 'T is he, or his framing eye, 'fore which Castilia trembled.
Still full of terror, just fruit of persecutions dire, As if the fiery hero whoe'er for freedom strove.
Might yet the base hangmen in iron fetters wring ; 'T is he, or his voice, that curseth still Spain's sordid sons.
And of the suffering telleth, through the universe resounded.
Columbia !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the Hon. J. If. B. Gravenhorst. Printed in Wilhelmstadt, Ctiracao.
No longer here detained, no longer here to rest.
Forgotten, unknown, by no one here deplored.
They call thee up, Brion ! and everywhere on yonder coast.
They ask for thy dear dust, thy buried form ; Thou now, at last art thanked, anew art wept.
THIRTY DAYS ON THE CARIBBEAN. 57 Columbia ! thy Liberator, Brion, thou wilt honor ; 'T is he, or his sad shade, me by his tomb doth hold, To me doth speak of tears, of blood and tyrant...s, Of Venezuela's folk, in chains once stricken, By crime, despair, pains intolerable, plagues, By cruelties unknowable, thirst for gold and blood ; 'T is he, or his framing eye, 'fore which Castilia trembled.
Still full of terror, just fruit of persecutions dire, As if the fiery hero whoe'er for freedom strove.
Might yet the base hangmen in iron fetters wring ; 'T is he, or his voice, that curseth still Spain's sordid sons.
And of the suffering telleth, through the universe resounded.
Columbia !
What to read after The Spanish Main Or Thirty Days On the Caribbean?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward T Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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