The Battle of Bunker Hill, Or the Temple of Liberty; An Historic Poem in Four Cantos
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51 Far on the south the British cannon peal'd Against the wing where Thomas sway'd the field.
A heavy battery open'd on the west To strike the centre standard from its rest.
That Ward might be diverted from the height, Fearing himself a sally on his right — And hence the triumph met a partial blight.
Th' exploding vessels and the mounds on flame, Convulsive shook the elemental frame.
When Prescott heard the opening thunders break.
He in the confidence of valor spake : " Hark ! they at length ou...r labors have descried — ' At all our works they range across the tide, ' The morn has drawn the veil of secrecy — ' And now we'll prove us worthy to be free !
' High in the midst of heaven the standard raise, ' And let the stars emit the lightning blaze.
' Behold, collecting on the hills afar, ' Our hearts' rich treasures to observe the war !
' Methinks in holy prayer I, see them bend, ' That we this hill may gloriously defend.
' Firm will we hold it with an iron grasp, ' Till death our hand shall from the sword unclasp." 52 THE BATTLE OF Ere he had finished, was the flag on high, Floating redundant, Britons to defy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
51 Far on the south the British cannon peal'd Against the wing where Thomas sway'd the field.
A heavy battery open'd on the west To strike the centre standard from its rest.
That Ward might be diverted from the height, Fearing himself a sally on his right — And hence the triumph met a partial blight.
Th' exploding vessels and the mounds on flame, Convulsive shook the elemental frame.
When Prescott heard the opening thunders break.
He in the confidence of valor spake : " Hark ! they at length ou...r labors have descried — ' At all our works they range across the tide, ' The morn has drawn the veil of secrecy — ' And now we'll prove us worthy to be free !
' High in the midst of heaven the standard raise, ' And let the stars emit the lightning blaze.
' Behold, collecting on the hills afar, ' Our hearts' rich treasures to observe the war !
' Methinks in holy prayer I, see them bend, ' That we this hill may gloriously defend.
' Firm will we hold it with an iron grasp, ' Till death our hand shall from the sword unclasp." 52 THE BATTLE OF Ere he had finished, was the flag on high, Floating redundant, Britons to defy.
What to read after The Battle of Bunker Hill, Or the Temple of Liberty; An Historic Poem in Four Cantos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Emmons to read onlineMoreLess
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