To Arms
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Murders and thefts, God's hallowed, beauteous fanes.
Fierce, gnawing hunger eased by alien bread, A devastation only fiends would make.
Oppressive impositions breathing dread, While all her body's blood is his to take.
28 BELGIUM IV We often wonder how such things can be : The skies o'er Belgium were serenely blue, Her wheels of industry ran swift and true, And it was pledged her that she should be free ; Still by the despot's violate decree.
Her gates were shattered and his millions through Th...eir portals poured, a scourging way to hew Across her outraged bosom to the sea.
Then followed f rightfulness that all the world But knows too well and in his face has hurled Until he stands of Kings the crowning shame ; And all the partial-histories of his own Can only add to his immortal fame As one who stood in obloquy alone.
29 SERBIA O Serbia, the world for thee complains, Except the two that opened horror's mine, And yet its copious tears have borne no sign Of mitigation that would melt thy chains.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Murders and thefts, God's hallowed, beauteous fanes.
Fierce, gnawing hunger eased by alien bread, A devastation only fiends would make.
Oppressive impositions breathing dread, While all her body's blood is his to take.
28 BELGIUM IV We often wonder how such things can be : The skies o'er Belgium were serenely blue, Her wheels of industry ran swift and true, And it was pledged her that she should be free ; Still by the despot's violate decree.
Her gates were shattered and his millions through Th...eir portals poured, a scourging way to hew Across her outraged bosom to the sea.
Then followed f rightfulness that all the world But knows too well and in his face has hurled Until he stands of Kings the crowning shame ; And all the partial-histories of his own Can only add to his immortal fame As one who stood in obloquy alone.
29 SERBIA O Serbia, the world for thee complains, Except the two that opened horror's mine, And yet its copious tears have borne no sign Of mitigation that would melt thy chains.
What to read after To Arms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Robeson Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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