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Off I gó a redcoat soldier , old Éngland's lion cúb , With my sérgeant and my
colors and my rúb - a - dub - a - dúb ; Here is my firelock , here ' s my báyonet ,
here ' s my leather cross - belt white , Here ' s my shining black cartouche - box
March ...
Off I gó a redcoat soldier , old Éngland's lion cúb , With my sérgeant and my
colors and my rúb - a - dub - a - dúb ; Here is my firelock , here ' s my báyonet ,
here ' s my leather cross - belt white , Here ' s my shining black cartouche - box
March ...
Strana 143
DALKEY LODGE , DALKEY ; March 30 , 1855 . ' TIS the little boy láshing his top
in the court ; With áll his whole heart he ' s intént on his spórt , And ás his top
mérrily spins round and roúnd , In the world where ' s a háppier soul to be found
?
DALKEY LODGE , DALKEY ; March 30 , 1855 . ' TIS the little boy láshing his top
in the court ; With áll his whole heart he ' s intént on his spórt , And ás his top
mérrily spins round and roúnd , In the world where ' s a háppier soul to be found
?
Strana 145
Twas on the First of March and a bitter wind was blowing ; I paid my Love a visit ,
and asked her was she bétter : - “ I'm not much better yét , ” said she , “ and the
cough is sticking to me , But when the weather sóftens I don't doubt I ' ll be better .
Twas on the First of March and a bitter wind was blowing ; I paid my Love a visit ,
and asked her was she bétter : - “ I'm not much better yét , ” said she , “ and the
cough is sticking to me , But when the weather sóftens I don't doubt I ' ll be better .
Strana 153
PÁGAN , forsåke your Gods , " the Christian cries , “ And worship mine ; your
Gods are dirt and lies . ” “ Christian , ” replies the Pagan , “ honor ' s due Éven to
your Gods ; to each his God is true . ” DALKEY LODGE , DALKEY , March 31 ,
1855 .
PÁGAN , forsåke your Gods , " the Christian cries , “ And worship mine ; your
Gods are dirt and lies . ” “ Christian , ” replies the Pagan , “ honor ' s due Éven to
your Gods ; to each his God is true . ” DALKEY LODGE , DALKEY , March 31 ,
1855 .
Strana 190
... turned to important úses : There ' s first of all the singing birds , it goes to my
heart to hear them Straining their little throats and lungs to no conceivable
púrpose ; Teách them to sing a régular tune , and soldiers could march tó it , And
cost of ...
... turned to important úses : There ' s first of all the singing birds , it goes to my
heart to hear them Straining their little throats and lungs to no conceivable
púrpose ; Teách them to sing a régular tune , and soldiers could march tó it , And
cost of ...
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Bibliografické informácie
| Názov | Poems, Chiefly Philosophical: In Continuation of My Book and A Half Year's Poems |
| Autor | James Henry |
| Vydavateľ | C.C. Meinhold, 1856 |
| Dĺžka | 292 strán (strany) |
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