The Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow : With Bibliographical And Critical Notes And His Life, With Extracts From His Journals And Correspondence
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Who had no voice nor vote in making laws, But in the papers read his little speech, And crowned his modest temples with applause ; They made him conscious, each one more than each.
He stiU was victor, vanquished in their cause.
Sweetest of all the applause he won from thee, O fair Almira at the Academy !
THE BIRDS OF KILLINGWORTH 127 And so the dreadful massacre began ; O'er fields and orchards, and o'er woodland cTests, The ceaseless fusillade of terror ran.
Dead fell the birds, with blood-sta...ins on their breasts, Or wounded crept away from sight of man, While the young died of famine in their nests ; A slaughter to be told in groans, not words, The very St. Bartholomew of Birds !
The Summer came, and all the birds were dead ; The days were like hot coals ; the very ground Was burned to ashes ; in the orchards fed Myriads of caterpillars, and around The cultivated fields and garden beds Hosts of devouring insects crawled, and found No foe to check their march, till they had made The land a desert without leaf or shade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who had no voice nor vote in making laws, But in the papers read his little speech, And crowned his modest temples with applause ; They made him conscious, each one more than each.
He stiU was victor, vanquished in their cause.
Sweetest of all the applause he won from thee, O fair Almira at the Academy !
THE BIRDS OF KILLINGWORTH 127 And so the dreadful massacre began ; O'er fields and orchards, and o'er woodland cTests, The ceaseless fusillade of terror ran.
Dead fell the birds, with blood-sta...ins on their breasts, Or wounded crept away from sight of man, While the young died of famine in their nests ; A slaughter to be told in groans, not words, The very St. Bartholomew of Birds !
The Summer came, and all the birds were dead ; The days were like hot coals ; the very ground Was burned to ashes ; in the orchards fed Myriads of caterpillars, and around The cultivated fields and garden beds Hosts of devouring insects crawled, and found No foe to check their march, till they had made The land a desert without leaf or shade.
What to read after The Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow : With Bibliographical And Critical Notes And His Life, With Extracts From His Journals And Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 to read onlineMoreLess
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