Some of the Rhymes of Ironquill
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Then west by north, in undiminished size, The volume of the emigration plies; Back o er the line, to deep Brundusium s bay, Rome builds and paves the world-wide Appian Way.
Checked by the western sea, the restless tide Builds up a chain of cities, side by side.
Then, seeking vent on scarce divergent lines.
A Corn Poem 273 Boils through the foot-hills of the Apennines, Builds Florence, Milan, Genoa, Turin, Halts at the Alps, but halts to re-begin; Then, like a pent-up torrent, the advance Pours ...through the Alps and floods the plains of France.
The path of empire follows in its train; The western world it gives to Charlemagne. Still on it goes, the straits of Dover crossed; England opposes, but her cause is lost; The island fills, no land is left then she Starts out to grasp the empires of the sea.
Who planned this movement ? What impelled the tide ? Kings tried to stop it, but as vainly tried.
How quickly is the frail conundrum guessed !
- It was Old Business he was going west.
This bright New World its wonderful career Is too well known to be examined here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then west by north, in undiminished size, The volume of the emigration plies; Back o er the line, to deep Brundusium s bay, Rome builds and paves the world-wide Appian Way.
Checked by the western sea, the restless tide Builds up a chain of cities, side by side.
Then, seeking vent on scarce divergent lines.
A Corn Poem 273 Boils through the foot-hills of the Apennines, Builds Florence, Milan, Genoa, Turin, Halts at the Alps, but halts to re-begin; Then, like a pent-up torrent, the advance Pours ...through the Alps and floods the plains of France.
The path of empire follows in its train; The western world it gives to Charlemagne. Still on it goes, the straits of Dover crossed; England opposes, but her cause is lost; The island fills, no land is left then she Starts out to grasp the empires of the sea.
Who planned this movement ? What impelled the tide ? Kings tried to stop it, but as vainly tried.
How quickly is the frail conundrum guessed !
- It was Old Business he was going west.
This bright New World its wonderful career Is too well known to be examined here.
What to read after Some of the Rhymes of Ironquill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Fitch Ware to read onlineMoreLess
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