Thirty Rhymes
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Love for honor, love for truth, Love for each kindly gift of Fate; Love for friendship, love for home, Love for everything but hate.
Rhyme The Sixteenth Fair Kathleen-Ni-Houlihan, Shrill from oppression's pain, Thy voice rang out across the hills And men reached for the sword again; To still the cry that pierced their hearts And reached to God's own throne; Tho' rust of years had dulled the blade They struck deep for love and home.
An hundred and twelve years had fled Since Emmet gladly gave Hi...s life, his love and cherished hopes; All! for a martyr's grave.
An hundred years and twelve, Kathleen, But still his hallowed fame Inspired thy brave stalwart sons To die for thy fair name.
And who shall call the cause unjust Or say that they have died in vain!
They tore the mask from inward strife And waked a land to deeds again.
For he who dreams of freedom's crown Must win it by his sword and hand; And by our deeds alone shall we Make thee a free and happy land.
Rhyme The Seventeenth AUSTIN STACK Dark is the way and winding is the path Which you must tread.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Love for honor, love for truth, Love for each kindly gift of Fate; Love for friendship, love for home, Love for everything but hate.
Rhyme The Sixteenth Fair Kathleen-Ni-Houlihan, Shrill from oppression's pain, Thy voice rang out across the hills And men reached for the sword again; To still the cry that pierced their hearts And reached to God's own throne; Tho' rust of years had dulled the blade They struck deep for love and home.
An hundred and twelve years had fled Since Emmet gladly gave Hi...s life, his love and cherished hopes; All! for a martyr's grave.
An hundred years and twelve, Kathleen, But still his hallowed fame Inspired thy brave stalwart sons To die for thy fair name.
And who shall call the cause unjust Or say that they have died in vain!
They tore the mask from inward strife And waked a land to deeds again.
For he who dreams of freedom's crown Must win it by his sword and hand; And by our deeds alone shall we Make thee a free and happy land.
Rhyme The Seventeenth AUSTIN STACK Dark is the way and winding is the path Which you must tread.
What to read after Thirty Rhymes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrington, Jack M. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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