Poems
Poems
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" '• Change, ceaseless change, is written on the world, Mark all that voiceless, fixed decree obeying, Time hasting onwards to eternity, Man, beast, tree, flower, each at his hour decaying, Aye, all things breathe of death. " 1849.
G 2 84 mx{ iattlc 4 (^m A SOUND as of an army Who march, with might and mam, A sound of foot and horsemen Quick tramping o'er the plain.
We stayed our bands at Crecy.
That day the foe had fill Of lusty push of pikemen, Of English how and hill !
First came the Genoese... men : Uncase we each his how ; And down, as lightning-stricken. The Genoese men go.
Each crushed back on his fellow, They might not stand or flee ; Such slaughter as on that day Great pity 'twas to see !
THE BATTLE OF CRECY. 85 Up spake then Count Alcncon, " Cui'se on these shrinhiug slaves ; Ride at them, gallant horsemen, And slay the coward knaves ! " Up iTished the mail-clad horsemen ; We hent our hows again. And horse and mail-clad horseman Lay rolling on the plain.
The cannoneers on that day Shot sharp, as all might know ; Oui' howmen they rushed forward, And cast aside the bow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" '• Change, ceaseless change, is written on the world, Mark all that voiceless, fixed decree obeying, Time hasting onwards to eternity, Man, beast, tree, flower, each at his hour decaying, Aye, all things breathe of death. " 1849.
G 2 84 mx{ iattlc 4 (^m A SOUND as of an army Who march, with might and mam, A sound of foot and horsemen Quick tramping o'er the plain.
We stayed our bands at Crecy.
That day the foe had fill Of lusty push of pikemen, Of English how and hill !
First came the Genoese... men : Uncase we each his how ; And down, as lightning-stricken. The Genoese men go.
Each crushed back on his fellow, They might not stand or flee ; Such slaughter as on that day Great pity 'twas to see !
THE BATTLE OF CRECY. 85 Up spake then Count Alcncon, " Cui'se on these shrinhiug slaves ; Ride at them, gallant horsemen, And slay the coward knaves ! " Up iTished the mail-clad horsemen ; We hent our hows again. And horse and mail-clad horseman Lay rolling on the plain.
The cannoneers on that day Shot sharp, as all might know ; Oui' howmen they rushed forward, And cast aside the bow.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edmond Maunsell to read onlineMoreLess
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