The Merrimac And Its Incidents An Epic Poem
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Adieu ! " Thus gracious dies The last red man beneath Patuxet skies, And thus the English sole possession share, By will from Squanto, all this region fair, 27 €mJ* '%:; ^ |S ^§ ----^^v zz§.
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THE MERRIMAC, Forever thence, to lay the forest low, To fence fair fields, and drive the crooked plough, To waste the wigwams... which for ages spread The wild, and build broad mansions in their stead ; Schoolhouses, temples to the God of grace, And cities proud, peculiar to the race Of Adam. Diligent through honest toil, They reap rich harvest from the virgin soil.
From culture urged with bold, aggressive sway, Wild beasts, becoming frantic, flee away.
As ravenous bears and moose and wolves recede Black-cat-tle and the noble horse succeed In aid of husbandry." Full flocks abound ; The herds increase as roll the seasons round; The desert e'en, through culture's grateful care, Soon set with fruit, begins to bloom and bear; Fair Nature smiles responsive to the plan Of faith in God and industry of man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Adieu ! " Thus gracious dies The last red man beneath Patuxet skies, And thus the English sole possession share, By will from Squanto, all this region fair, 27 €mJ* '%:; ^ |S ^§ ----^^v zz§.
" ■ f.L^ r : -~ - :v~~~ ■ ■ 'J-, =~^_— ^:^?=^ Zl5?
sllg=== r^=? ■ "--— -^t^t^e?
- ~-^~ s--^=^p cggg^-. — = ^^y—zm- __" v=r-- -r — - - t;™3: -JZlT ===_^~=r -Iva^ _^=-_ §s^ ^=5J^ •Jp*!
THE MERRIMAC, Forever thence, to lay the forest low, To fence fair fields, and drive the crooked plough, To waste the wigwams... which for ages spread The wild, and build broad mansions in their stead ; Schoolhouses, temples to the God of grace, And cities proud, peculiar to the race Of Adam. Diligent through honest toil, They reap rich harvest from the virgin soil.
From culture urged with bold, aggressive sway, Wild beasts, becoming frantic, flee away.
As ravenous bears and moose and wolves recede Black-cat-tle and the noble horse succeed In aid of husbandry." Full flocks abound ; The herds increase as roll the seasons round; The desert e'en, through culture's grateful care, Soon set with fruit, begins to bloom and bear; Fair Nature smiles responsive to the plan Of faith in God and industry of man.
What to read after The Merrimac And Its Incidents An Epic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Boodey Caverly to read onlineMoreLess
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