Englands Welcome to Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra of Denmark On Th
Englands Welcome to Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra of Denmark On Th
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Yet the Crown by Battle gained By that armed and mailed host, But a period was sustained, And then in Battle lost !
{). Once again the nations meet, And their shout is heard afar ; But their arms are at their feet, And the shout is not of war.
10. There is music in the strain, — There is mirth on every face ; For a Maiden leads the train As the symbol-soul of Peace !
11. Come, " Alexandra, come.
Our Mailing homage move, — Make Britain your abiding Home By a Victory of Love !
12. X HOUGH you hav...e left Relations Kound Denmark's stately throne ; Though Youth's associations Seem broken up and gone : 13. The farewell jom have taken Can scarce a sigh have wrung, — No Friend need be forsaken. No kindred tie unstrung.
14. No, no, we would not sever Affection's filial chain. But bid you bind it ever Round the hearts you come to Q-ain. - A M R E 15. 'As dutiful the Daughter, As true in daily life, So sure will she hereafter Become as fond a wife. ' 16. So runs our strong conviction : — Nor shall we prize you less That in your valediction You wept such tenderness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet the Crown by Battle gained By that armed and mailed host, But a period was sustained, And then in Battle lost !
{). Once again the nations meet, And their shout is heard afar ; But their arms are at their feet, And the shout is not of war.
10. There is music in the strain, — There is mirth on every face ; For a Maiden leads the train As the symbol-soul of Peace !
11. Come, " Alexandra, come.
Our Mailing homage move, — Make Britain your abiding Home By a Victory of Love !
12. X HOUGH you hav...e left Relations Kound Denmark's stately throne ; Though Youth's associations Seem broken up and gone : 13. The farewell jom have taken Can scarce a sigh have wrung, — No Friend need be forsaken. No kindred tie unstrung.
14. No, no, we would not sever Affection's filial chain. But bid you bind it ever Round the hearts you come to Q-ain. - A M R E 15. 'As dutiful the Daughter, As true in daily life, So sure will she hereafter Become as fond a wife. ' 16. So runs our strong conviction : — Nor shall we prize you less That in your valediction You wept such tenderness.
What to read after Englands Welcome to Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra of Denmark On Th?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Hill Bigelow to read onlineMoreLess
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