The Spirit of the Nation
The Spirit of the Nation
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! Bless Harry Flood, who nobly stood ; By us, through gloomy years, Bless Charlemont, the brave and good, ; The chief of the Volunteers. | VI. The North began ; the North held on The strife for native land ; I Till Ireland rose, and cow'd her foes — ' God bless the Northern land ! ! VII. And bless the men of patriot pen — i Swift Molyneux, and Lucas ; j Bless sword and gun, wliich " Free Trade" won — i Bless God ! who ne'er forsook us ! j VIII. And long may last, the friendship fast, Wliicli bi...nds us all together ; While we agree, our foes shall iiee Like clouds in stormy weather. IX. Remember still, through good and ill, How vain were prayers and tears — How vain were word. S, till flashed the swords Of the Irish Volunteers. SriRiT or Tin; nation'. X. Bv' arms -sve've got the rights we sought Through long and wretched years Hurrah ! 'tis done, our Freedom's won Ilurrali for tlie Volunteers ! YOUNG IRELAND. I. When comes the daj, all hearts to weigh. If staunch they be or vile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
! Bless Harry Flood, who nobly stood ; By us, through gloomy years, Bless Charlemont, the brave and good, ; The chief of the Volunteers. | VI. The North began ; the North held on The strife for native land ; I Till Ireland rose, and cow'd her foes — ' God bless the Northern land ! ! VII. And bless the men of patriot pen — i Swift Molyneux, and Lucas ; j Bless sword and gun, wliich " Free Trade" won — i Bless God ! who ne'er forsook us ! j VIII. And long may last, the friendship fast, Wliicli bi...nds us all together ; While we agree, our foes shall iiee Like clouds in stormy weather. IX. Remember still, through good and ill, How vain were prayers and tears — How vain were word. S, till flashed the swords Of the Irish Volunteers. SriRiT or Tin; nation'. X. Bv' arms -sve've got the rights we sought Through long and wretched years Hurrah ! 'tis done, our Freedom's won Ilurrali for tlie Volunteers ! YOUNG IRELAND. I. When comes the daj, all hearts to weigh. If staunch they be or vile.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padric Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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