The Tricolour Poems of the Irish Revolution
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" " My path may be rough and my prison bed hard, But my heart will be glad and my soul shall not quail, I shall die on the gallows with joy and with pride, And my last breath shall whisper, * God bless Grannia Wael. ' " 34 THE YOUNG VOLUNTEER With a knock upon the window comes the young volunteer, 'Tis his step upon the threshold ; " what is it brings you here ? " " Oh, will you up and follow, swift as the homing swallow, By mountain hill and hollow ? " said the young volunteer. Said the brave ...volunteer, said the loved volunteer, "Oh, will you up and follow with the true volunteer ? " Oh, I will not rise and follow with the young volunteer, With my pockets full of money and my house so full of cheer. Why should I go a-tramping, with cold and windy camping, On all my pleasures stamping with the young volunteer ? 35 THE YOUNG VOLUNTEER With this wild volunteer, with this strange volunteer, Why should I go a-tramping with this young volunteer ? With a knock upon your window comes the young volunteer, 'Tis his step upon the threshold, what is it brings him here ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " My path may be rough and my prison bed hard, But my heart will be glad and my soul shall not quail, I shall die on the gallows with joy and with pride, And my last breath shall whisper, * God bless Grannia Wael. ' " 34 THE YOUNG VOLUNTEER With a knock upon the window comes the young volunteer, 'Tis his step upon the threshold ; " what is it brings you here ? " " Oh, will you up and follow, swift as the homing swallow, By mountain hill and hollow ? " said the young volunteer. Said the brave ...volunteer, said the loved volunteer, "Oh, will you up and follow with the true volunteer ? " Oh, I will not rise and follow with the young volunteer, With my pockets full of money and my house so full of cheer. Why should I go a-tramping, with cold and windy camping, On all my pleasures stamping with the young volunteer ? 35 THE YOUNG VOLUNTEER With this wild volunteer, with this strange volunteer, Why should I go a-tramping with this young volunteer ? With a knock upon your window comes the young volunteer, 'Tis his step upon the threshold, what is it brings him here ?
What to read after The Tricolour Poems of the Irish Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shorter Dora Sigerson to read onlineMoreLess
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