Songs of the Cavaliers and Roundheads, Jacobite Ballads, &c. &cHurst and Blackett, 1857 - 328 Seiten |
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... wild deer over the fords . Now drag at the old fuzzed rope , No Pope , Or Knox shall rule us , while gibbet has rope . Beat the old brass , till its hurrying roar Rouse the towns - people score by score , Hammer and beat , till they ...
... wild deer over the fords . Now drag at the old fuzzed rope , No Pope , Or Knox shall rule us , while gibbet has rope . Beat the old brass , till its hurrying roar Rouse the towns - people score by score , Hammer and beat , till they ...
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... wild beast roaring— The roofs were black , and the streets were full , The doors built up with the packs of wool ; But our pikes made way through a storm of shot , Barrel to barrel till locks grew hot ; Frere fell dead , and Lucas was ...
... wild beast roaring— The roofs were black , and the streets were full , The doors built up with the packs of wool ; But our pikes made way through a storm of shot , Barrel to barrel till locks grew hot ; Frere fell dead , and Lucas was ...
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... be seen ; Many a wild - rose you may seek , ere you match that blushing cheek ; Every ' prentice thinks his mistress beautiful as any queen . E Dark crowds , down each winding street , hurry , THE ENTRY INTO LONDON . 49.
... be seen ; Many a wild - rose you may seek , ere you match that blushing cheek ; Every ' prentice thinks his mistress beautiful as any queen . E Dark crowds , down each winding street , hurry , THE ENTRY INTO LONDON . 49.
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... wild . God's curses on the drunkard's hand That flung the spotted die ! Did he not hear the groan that shook The vault where his fathers lie ? Blue lightning pierce the shrivelled heart That never beat with pride . To tread the cedar ...
... wild . God's curses on the drunkard's hand That flung the spotted die ! Did he not hear the groan that shook The vault where his fathers lie ? Blue lightning pierce the shrivelled heart That never beat with pride . To tread the cedar ...
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... wild men's shout . Then into their cups they flung the crusts , And showed their teeth with a frown ; They flashed their swords as they gave the toast , " God send this Crum - well - down ! ” The gambler dropped his dog's - ear'd cards ...
... wild men's shout . Then into their cups they flung the crusts , And showed their teeth with a frown ; They flashed their swords as they gave the toast , " God send this Crum - well - down ! ” The gambler dropped his dog's - ear'd cards ...
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Songs of the Cavaliers and Roundheads, Jacobite Ballads, &C. &C Walter Thornbury Keine Leseprobe verfügbar - 2015 |
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Seite 12 - The suggestions for the benefit of the two services are distinguished by vigour of sense, acute and practical observation, an ardent love of discipline, tempered by a high sense of justice, honour, and a tender regard for the welfare and comfort of our soldiers and seamen.
Seite 318 - MEMOIRS OF THE COURT AND CABINETS OF GEORGE THE THIRD, FROM ORIGINAL FAMILY DOCUMENTS.
Seite 12 - ... deeds of arms in all parts of the world. Every information of value and interest to both the Services is culled with the greatest diligence from every available source, and the correspondence of various distinguished officers which enrich Its pages is a feature of great attraction. In short, the
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Seite 175 - The grooms beat on their metal cans, and roared till they turned red, But still the Jester shut his eyes, and rolled his witty head; And when they grew a little still, read half a yard of text, And waving hand, struck on the desk, then frowned like one perplexed. 3.
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Seite 17 - Clapped the old trumpeter twice on the back, Leaped on his bay with a dash and a swing, Bade all the bells in the city to ring, And when the red flag from the steeple went down, Open they flung every gate in the town. To boot ! and to horse ! and away like a flood, A fire in their eyes, and a sting in their blood ; Hurrying out with a flash and a flare, A roar of hot guns, a loud trumpeter's blare, And first, sitting proud as a king on his throne, At the head of them all dashed Sir Richard Tyrone....
Seite 264 - Tis forty years from then till now — The grave gapes at my feet — Yet when I think of such a boy, I feel my old heart beat. And from my sleep I sometimes wake Hearing a feeble cry, And a voice that says, " Now, Forty-third Teach me the way to die !" HEAVEN'S SUNRISE TO EARTH'S, BLINDNESS.
Seite 328 - Starting from Bremen for California, the author of this Narrative proceeded to Rio, and thence to Buenos Ayres, where he exchanged the .wild seas for the yet wilder Pampas, and made his way on horseback to Valparaiso across the Cordilleras...