THE COMBAT OF LUGO. "New clamours and new clangours now arise, The sound of trumpets mixed with fighting cries, With frenzy seized, I run to meet th' alarms, Resolved on death, resolved to
THE COMBAT OF LUGO. "New clamours and new clangours now arise, The sound of trumpets mixed with fighting cries, With frenzy seized, I run to meet th' alarms, Resolved on death, resolved to
THE REVELATIONS OF A NIGHT. "Gather ye rosebuds while ye may, Old Time is still a-flying; And this same flowe…
MINDEN LODGE. "What thing is Love, which not can countervail Naught save itself? even such a thing is Love. A…
THE "BIEN AIMÉ." "He had fought the red English, he said, In many a battle in Spain; He cursed the red …
MADAME DE RIBEAUPIERRE. "Who should it be? Where shouldst thou look for kindness? When we are sick, where can we …
TOO LATE. "The storm of fight is hushed; the mingled roar Of charging squadrons swells the blast no more: Gone ar…
THE BURIAL. "Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note, As his corse to the ramparts we hurried, Not a soldier…
THE BATTLE OF CORUNNA. "Marked you yon moving mass, the dark array Of yon deep column wind its sullen way? Low o&…
"Soft; I did but dream. O, coward conscience, how dost thou afflict me! The lights burn blue. It is now dead midni…
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