Poems And Ballads
Poems And Ballads
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The morning's tell-tale beam, Flashing o'er hill and stream, To many a wondering eye revealed What Night, with shadowy veil, concealed- BUNKER HILL. 103 Had Sorcerer's spell, since eventide, Upreared the lofty mound, That frowning now in strength and pride, Stood guarding Freedom's ground? So secretly the work begun, So silently the task was done, That hostile fleets and armies near, And sentry foes with watchful ear, Had caught no sound whose voice might tell The secret Darkness kept so wel...l.
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And they the men who reared that mound, Beside it took their vantage ground, Silent and sternly brave. One feeling nerved each heart and hand ; One deep resolve to free their land, Or make its soil their grave. Unskilled in War untaught to fight Unused to Battle's "fierce delight" They sought not, 'til the contest hour, To show their foes one sign of power. No burnished armor glittered there ; No banners wooed the morning air ; No trumpet-summons floated round To cheer with soul-inspiring soundj 104 BUNKER HILL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
n.
The morning's tell-tale beam, Flashing o'er hill and stream, To many a wondering eye revealed What Night, with shadowy veil, concealed- BUNKER HILL. 103 Had Sorcerer's spell, since eventide, Upreared the lofty mound, That frowning now in strength and pride, Stood guarding Freedom's ground? So secretly the work begun, So silently the task was done, That hostile fleets and armies near, And sentry foes with watchful ear, Had caught no sound whose voice might tell The secret Darkness kept so wel...l.
III.
And they the men who reared that mound, Beside it took their vantage ground, Silent and sternly brave. One feeling nerved each heart and hand ; One deep resolve to free their land, Or make its soil their grave. Unskilled in War untaught to fight Unused to Battle's "fierce delight" They sought not, 'til the contest hour, To show their foes one sign of power. No burnished armor glittered there ; No banners wooed the morning air ; No trumpet-summons floated round To cheer with soul-inspiring soundj 104 BUNKER HILL.
What to read after Poems And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emeline S Emeline Sherman Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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