Wild Briar And Wattle Blossom Verses
Wild Briar And Wattle Blossom Verses
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And stirs their Miriam song thy mouldering clay?
Is this the land that met your dying gaze, Where prowling savage and wild beast of prey Ranged unmolested through its desert ways, And only thy white sail flapped o'er its silent bays?
And where is he 4 within whose burning veins The blood of the first martyrs ran aflame, a ll. Kings vii. , 2.
3 Pere Receveur, who accompanied M. De la Perouse, the renowned explorer, in the capacity of botanist and chaplain. Wounded at Maouna, one of the Navigator... Islands, he died on reaching- Australia, February 17, 1788, and lies on a gentle slope of rising ground on the north coast of Botany Bay. He is the first priest who is known to have been buried in Australia.
4 Father Harold. Suspected of being implicated in the rebellion of 1798, he was seized at the altar in Saggart, and sent out in the "Minerva" from the Cove of Cork, August 24, 1799. He arrived at Port Jackson, January 11, 1800. Though he came as a convict, he stayed as an apostle, and was the first priest to minister to the hapless exiles of Erin in Australia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And stirs their Miriam song thy mouldering clay?
Is this the land that met your dying gaze, Where prowling savage and wild beast of prey Ranged unmolested through its desert ways, And only thy white sail flapped o'er its silent bays?
And where is he 4 within whose burning veins The blood of the first martyrs ran aflame, a ll. Kings vii. , 2.
3 Pere Receveur, who accompanied M. De la Perouse, the renowned explorer, in the capacity of botanist and chaplain. Wounded at Maouna, one of the Navigator... Islands, he died on reaching- Australia, February 17, 1788, and lies on a gentle slope of rising ground on the north coast of Botany Bay. He is the first priest who is known to have been buried in Australia.
4 Father Harold. Suspected of being implicated in the rebellion of 1798, he was seized at the altar in Saggart, and sent out in the "Minerva" from the Cove of Cork, August 24, 1799. He arrived at Port Jackson, January 11, 1800. Though he came as a convict, he stayed as an apostle, and was the first priest to minister to the hapless exiles of Erin in Australia.
What to read after Wild Briar And Wattle Blossom Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J J James Joseph Malone to read onlineMoreLess
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