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Ballads of Bravery

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Ballads of Bravery.

EDITED BY GEORGE M. BAKER. WITH FORTY FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS.

BOSTON: LEE AND SHEPARD, PUBLISHERS. 1877.

COPYRIGHT. LEE AND SHEPARD. 1877. BOSTON: ELECTROTYPED BY ALFRED MUDGE AND SON, SCHOOL STREET.

UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE: WELCH, BIGELOW, & CO.

Ballads of Bravery.
Ballads of Bravery.
Contents.
Contents.

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“Curfew Must Not Ring To-Night.” 13

The Glove and the Lions.—Leigh Hunt 18

A Young Hero. 21

The Beggar Maid.—Tennyson 26

Bunker Hill.—G. H. Calvert 29

Fastening the Buckle.—Samuel Burnham 34

Hervé Riel.—Robert Browning 37

The Battle of Lexington.—Geo. W. Bungay 46

The Brave at Home.—T. Buchanan Read 50

Kane.—Fitz James O’Brien 53

The Life-Boat.—Alice M. Adams 58

The Red Jacket.—George M. Baker 61

Othello’s Story of His Life.—Shakspeare 66

The Blacksmith of Ragenbach.—Frank Marry 70

Marmion and Douglas.—Scott 75

The Loss of the Hornet. 80

Man the Life-Boat.—Anon. 84

Sir Galahad.—Tennyson 87

King Canute and His Nobles.—Dr. Walcott 92

Outward Bound.—Anon. 96

The Brides of Venice.—Samuel Rogers 99

The Landing of the Pilgrims.—Mrs. Hemans 108

The Days of Chivalry.—Anon. 112

The Song of the Camp.—Anon. 116

The Recantation of Galileo.—F. E. Raleigh 120

Belshazzar.--Trans. from Heine 124

Liberty.—From William Tell. By J. Sheridan Knowles 128

The Fishermen.—Whittier 131

Excelsior.—Longfellow 136

The Soldier.—Robert Burns 140

John Maynard. 143

Excalibur.—Tennyson 148

The Death of Arthur.—Tennyson 152

A Wet Sheet and a Flowing Sea.—Allan Cunningham 156

The Leap of Curtius.—Geo. Aspinall 159

The Ride from Ghent to Aix. 164

A Yarn.—Mary Howitt. 169

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