The Voice of Ireland
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No friendship with the foe." JOHN BOYLE O'REIIvLY, 1915 At the commemoration exercises held recently in Boston to the memory of John Boyle O'Reilly a poem was read which is in line with the efforts made over the death of that other in- domitable Gaelj O'Dpnovan Rossa, to the effect that these men, who spent their lives in an eternal and unceasing conflict against England, would to-day be on her side. Surely the dead might be saved from such desecration.
[HERE would he stand were he now in the m...idst of us.
He who stood ever for Ireland alone; Where would he be in this great hour of conflict.
When the foes of his country are being overthrown ?
How his heart would rejoice at the fall of the foeman.
How his voice would be heard now to rally the Gael !
Ah! 'tis he who'd stand forth as the voice of the Nation To call us to freedom and tell us not fail.
What treason is this and what blasphemous story That says that O'Reilly with England would stand?
Dear God ! Are we dead to the voice of the Nation ; Are we dead to the brave ones who died for our land?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No friendship with the foe." JOHN BOYLE O'REIIvLY, 1915 At the commemoration exercises held recently in Boston to the memory of John Boyle O'Reilly a poem was read which is in line with the efforts made over the death of that other in- domitable Gaelj O'Dpnovan Rossa, to the effect that these men, who spent their lives in an eternal and unceasing conflict against England, would to-day be on her side. Surely the dead might be saved from such desecration.
[HERE would he stand were he now in the m...idst of us.
He who stood ever for Ireland alone; Where would he be in this great hour of conflict.
When the foes of his country are being overthrown ?
How his heart would rejoice at the fall of the foeman.
How his voice would be heard now to rally the Gael !
Ah! 'tis he who'd stand forth as the voice of the Nation To call us to freedom and tell us not fail.
What treason is this and what blasphemous story That says that O'Reilly with England would stand?
Dear God ! Are we dead to the voice of the Nation ; Are we dead to the brave ones who died for our land?
What to read after The Voice of Ireland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Golden, Peter to read onlineMoreLess
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