Wyoming And Indian Melodies And Other Poems
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78 TALAKEENA S BATTLE WITH THE WHITE MEN.
If freedom ye love, O my warriors true, That freedom this hour must be purchased by you !
Yon pale-face invaders, though many they stand, At once we must scatter and drive from our land ; For our vale and for Manito charge at my cry, And ere the sun sinks we will conquer or die !
IvO ! sudden he uttered a war-whoop so shrill, That echoed and re-echoed over the hill ; Then down like a whirlwind of fury they came, And soon were enveloped in smoke and in f...lame.
The}- sent up their hoot, and their curse, and their yell : They plunged like fierce demons late loosed out of hell.
The white men stood still as the motionless air, Some ranged in a line, some ranged in a square ; Calmly the charge of the Indians they stayed, Calmly they checked it with shot and with blade.
They stood like a rock, till their foemen drew near, Then smote and o erwhelmed them with musket and spear ; Their knowledge, their discipline, weapon and shield, Made them the victors, the lords of the field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
78 TALAKEENA S BATTLE WITH THE WHITE MEN.
If freedom ye love, O my warriors true, That freedom this hour must be purchased by you !
Yon pale-face invaders, though many they stand, At once we must scatter and drive from our land ; For our vale and for Manito charge at my cry, And ere the sun sinks we will conquer or die !
IvO ! sudden he uttered a war-whoop so shrill, That echoed and re-echoed over the hill ; Then down like a whirlwind of fury they came, And soon were enveloped in smoke and in f...lame.
The}- sent up their hoot, and their curse, and their yell : They plunged like fierce demons late loosed out of hell.
The white men stood still as the motionless air, Some ranged in a line, some ranged in a square ; Calmly the charge of the Indians they stayed, Calmly they checked it with shot and with blade.
They stood like a rock, till their foemen drew near, Then smote and o erwhelmed them with musket and spear ; Their knowledge, their discipline, weapon and shield, Made them the victors, the lords of the field.
What to read after Wyoming And Indian Melodies And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Lynott Omalley to read onlineMoreLess
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