Poetry, Lyrical, Narrative and Satirical, of the Civil WarRichard Grant White American News Company, 1866 - 334 pages |
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... lie , And the Princes of Succoth die , So fare these the same ! Though sharp be the throes of these last tribulations , Look ye ! a brighter dawn kindles the day ! O , children of Saints , and the hope of the Nation , Look aloft ! your ...
... lie , And the Princes of Succoth die , So fare these the same ! Though sharp be the throes of these last tribulations , Look ye ! a brighter dawn kindles the day ! O , children of Saints , and the hope of the Nation , Look aloft ! your ...
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... lie , with the moonlight in the clover . My pipe it is only a knot from the root of the brier - wood tree ; But it turns my heart to the northward : Harry , give it to me . And I'm but a rough at best , bred up to the row and the riot ...
... lie , with the moonlight in the clover . My pipe it is only a knot from the root of the brier - wood tree ; But it turns my heart to the northward : Harry , give it to me . And I'm but a rough at best , bred up to the row and the riot ...
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... lie in the clover , watching the blossomy smoke ; I'm glad the boys are asleep , for I'm not in the humor to joke . I lie in the hefty clover : * between me and the waning moon The smoke from my pipe arises : my heart will be quiet soon ...
... lie in the clover , watching the blossomy smoke ; I'm glad the boys are asleep , for I'm not in the humor to joke . I lie in the hefty clover : * between me and the waning moon The smoke from my pipe arises : my heart will be quiet soon ...
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... lying loons have told That I have lost my pluck , John , And fight not as of old ; You'd better not believe it , John , Nor scorn your ancient foe ; TO ENGLISHMEN . For I've seen weaker days than this 52 A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE ...
... lying loons have told That I have lost my pluck , John , And fight not as of old ; You'd better not believe it , John , Nor scorn your ancient foe ; TO ENGLISHMEN . For I've seen weaker days than this 52 A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE ...
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... lies Live only in its shadow . What gives the wheat - field blades of steel ? What points the rebel cannon ? What sets the roaring rabble's heel On the old star - spangled pennon ? What breaks the oath Of the men o ' the South ? What ...
... lies Live only in its shadow . What gives the wheat - field blades of steel ? What points the rebel cannon ? What sets the roaring rabble's heel On the old star - spangled pennon ? What breaks the oath Of the men o ' the South ? What ...
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