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<p>Dread havoc the gun's fierce lightnings spread;<lb/>
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The hissing darts thro' the air were flung;<lb/>
 
The sever'd cleft the helmet and helmed head;<lb/>
 
And bold in the front fought the hero young:<lb/>
 
His blade <add>brand</add> hew'd deep in the throng of the foe,<lb/>
No fear, no force could his path arrest,<lb/>
Till a deadly arrow at last laid him low, –<lb/>
Dropt the sword from his hand – life fled from his breast.</p>
<p>At the fall of their valiant, their youthful chief,<lb/>
The fruits of Victory vanish'd away;<lb/>
Their valour was chang'd to deep sorrow and grief,<lb/>
Round the lifeless body they stood in dismay.<lb/>
His pale cheek they bath'd with their tears, they sighed<lb/>
With woe, while they wash'd from his wounds the gore;<lb/>
His <unclear>corse,</unclear> late the hope of the Army, the pride<lb/>
Of his father-land in their shields they bore.</p>
<p>In the midst of a green and woody glade<lb/>
They made for his body a silent grave<lb/>
And o'er it they hung his armour, his blade<lb/>
<del>And</del> <add>On</add> the lily-white scarf that his lady gave.<lb/>
And thither his loved Eliza would go<lb/>
From morn to even to pour her lament,<lb/>
And beside his tomb in the depth of woe<lb/>
Would sit, and thus to her sorrow give vent.</p>
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Dread havoc the gun's fierce lightnings spread;
The hissing darts thro' the air were flung;
The sever'd cleft the helmet and helmed head;
And bold in the front fought the hero young:
His blade brand hew'd deep in the throng of the foe,
No fear, no force could his path arrest,
Till a deadly arrow at last laid him low, –
Dropt the sword from his hand – life fled from his breast.

At the fall of their valiant, their youthful chief,
The fruits of Victory vanish'd away;
Their valour was chang'd to deep sorrow and grief,
Round the lifeless body they stood in dismay.
His pale cheek they bath'd with their tears, they sighed
With woe, while they wash'd from his wounds the gore;
His corse, late the hope of the Army, the pride
Of his father-land in their shields they bore.

In the midst of a green and woody glade
They made for his body a silent grave
And o'er it they hung his armour, his blade
And On the lily-white scarf that his lady gave.
And thither his loved Eliza would go
From morn to even to pour her lament,
And beside his tomb in the depth of woe
Would sit, and thus to her sorrow give vent.


Identifier: | JB/110/088/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

110

Main Headings

Folio number

088

Info in main headings field

Image

001

Titles

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

2

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[partial motif]]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36078

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