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Halaman 52
Then rose the tawny monarch of the wood To speak his memory , as became a
chief ; And back he cast his crimson robes , and stood With naked arm
outstretched a moment brief ; Commanding silence by that attitude , And to his
words ...
Then rose the tawny monarch of the wood To speak his memory , as became a
chief ; And back he cast his crimson robes , and stood With naked arm
outstretched a moment brief ; Commanding silence by that attitude , And to his
words ...
Halaman 61
... made ; Often his form did out of sight retreat Behind the crag - behind the
thicket's shade And then his voice , along the echoing wood , Told when he
paused , or where his way pursued , XLIX . At length upon Pawtucket's marge
they stood ...
... made ; Often his form did out of sight retreat Behind the crag - behind the
thicket's shade And then his voice , along the echoing wood , Told when he
paused , or where his way pursued , XLIX . At length upon Pawtucket's marge
they stood ...
Halaman 72
when his Indian pride Choked further utterance , though still elate , Grasping his
axe , with nostrils spreading wide , Self - poised he stood ; appearing to await
The approaching chief , who glanced disdainful hate . x . Our Founder chid his ...
when his Indian pride Choked further utterance , though still elate , Grasping his
axe , with nostrils spreading wide , Self - poised he stood ; appearing to await
The approaching chief , who glanced disdainful hate . x . Our Founder chid his ...
Halaman 75
As thus he spake , the sullen murmurs died , And , hushed and listening , all the
warriors stood ; Again he moved — and at his onward stride The deep mass
parted like a severing flood ; And , yielding either way , the living tide Left clear
the ...
As thus he spake , the sullen murmurs died , And , hushed and listening , all the
warriors stood ; Again he moved — and at his onward stride The deep mass
parted like a severing flood ; And , yielding either way , the living tide Left clear
the ...
Halaman 79
Then the fierce Pequots on our borders broke , We sent the belt to claim the
accustomed aid ; The rebel chiefs the angry hatchet shook They were the
Yengee's men , not ours , they said ; We stood alone ; and , like a steadfast rock
CANTO ...
Then the fierce Pequots on our borders broke , We sent the belt to claim the
accustomed aid ; The rebel chiefs the angry hatchet shook They were the
Yengee's men , not ours , they said ; We stood alone ; and , like a steadfast rock
CANTO ...
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answered appeared arms Awanux battle bear beneath blaze blood bosom bound brave breast bright broke brother called Canonicus cheer Chepian chief Church council dark deep doubtful dread earth eyes father fear feel fierce fire forest Founder friends gave give glade glance hand hatchet hear heart Heaven hill hope human Indian kind land length light lone look mind morn Narraganset night o'er pass paused peace pipe Plymouth replied rise river rock rolling rose round rude Sachem sate savage says seek Seekonk's seemed sent shade shore Sire sleep soon soul sound speak Spirit spread STANZA stood storm strange tempest thee thou thought toils town tree tribes turned voice Waban warriors waters wave Whilst wild Williams wise wood
Informasi bibliografi
| Judul | What Cheer;. |
| Pengarang | Job Durfee |
| Editor | Thomas Durfee |
| Penerbit | Preston & Rounds, 1896 |
| Asli dari | Perpustakaan Nasional Israel |
| Didigitalkan | 14 Feb 2020 |
| Tebal | 225 halaman |
| Ekspor Kutipan | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |