Songs of Field And Flood
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toll! toll!
Not for bleeding Hungary, Who, though prostrate, still is free In her soul !
Toll! toll! toll!
Not for holy Justice fled, — Not for sacred Honor dead, — Oh not yet — not yet — my soul !
Toll! toll! toll!
For our land's and freedom's sake, That solemn thoughts may wake, All vain ones to control !
toll! toll! toll! 35 Thoughts of him — the noble soul — Who from yonder silent shore Speaks peace for evermore, Bidding angry strifes give o'er — Slowly toll!
Mobile, Dec. 16, 1851.
"ALABAMA...!" There is a tradition, that a tribe of Indians, defeated and hard pressed by a more powerful foe, reached in their flight a river, where their chief set up a staff and exclaimed, "Alabama! " a word meaning, " Here we rest," which from that time became the river's name.
Bruised and bleeding, pale and weary, Onward toward the South and "West, Through dark woods and deserts dreary, By relentless foemen pressed, Came a tribe where evening, darkling, Flushed a mighty river's breast ; And they cried, their faint eyes sparkling, " Alabama !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
toll! toll!
Not for bleeding Hungary, Who, though prostrate, still is free In her soul !
Toll! toll! toll!
Not for holy Justice fled, — Not for sacred Honor dead, — Oh not yet — not yet — my soul !
Toll! toll! toll!
For our land's and freedom's sake, That solemn thoughts may wake, All vain ones to control !
toll! toll! toll! 35 Thoughts of him — the noble soul — Who from yonder silent shore Speaks peace for evermore, Bidding angry strifes give o'er — Slowly toll!
Mobile, Dec. 16, 1851.
"ALABAMA...!" There is a tradition, that a tribe of Indians, defeated and hard pressed by a more powerful foe, reached in their flight a river, where their chief set up a staff and exclaimed, "Alabama! " a word meaning, " Here we rest," which from that time became the river's name.
Bruised and bleeding, pale and weary, Onward toward the South and "West, Through dark woods and deserts dreary, By relentless foemen pressed, Came a tribe where evening, darkling, Flushed a mighty river's breast ; And they cried, their faint eyes sparkling, " Alabama !
What to read after Songs of Field And Flood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks, Charles Timothy, 1813-1883 to read onlineMoreLess
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