The Questioner a Chaunt by Robert Nicoll
Poem asks whether a man has a true heart and honesty rather than noble birth or wealth. The speaker rejects lineage and origin, urging the test of virtue and integrity, citing Nazareth as an example of humble beginnings.
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Robert Nicoll
Tie Hussars Saddle And the Saintly Old Hussar
Old Hussar Ludovic guards a bloodstained Turkish saddle tied to a life of battles and memory. Theresa, betrothed to Carl, runs toward Arnold the hussar as Ludovic unveils a final wealth gift and a vow to save his daughter from a greed driven union.
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Ludovic Marts
Ludovic
Hungary
Lussar
Toteevere
Theresa
Carl
Sle
Hussar
Jim
Carlo
Car
Leaven
Hell
Molly
Arould
Arnold
I'heresa
Therees
Aoabie
Driveller
Dotard
Lil
Howear
Judovic
Holy Church
Everett Oration on Bunker Hill Highlighted by Prescott and Putnam
The Charlestown address published by Beala and Greene summarizes the June 17 commemoration of Bunker Hill. It details Prescott as true commander with Putnam’s bold, humorously plain conduct and recalls their wartime exploits and endurance, including captivity and the Lincoln era.
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Col. Swett
Prescott
Middlesex
Council of War
Charlestown
Pepperel
New England
Nova Scotia
Winslow
Llere
Council
Banker Hill
Gov. Gage
Willard
Colonel Prescott
Putnam
Ile
Salem
Pomfret
Connecticut
Nercules
Theseus
Europe
Lexington
Cincinnatus
Tim
Cambridge
Warren
Washington
Bia Estate
Campa
Whitney