The Visions of England - Lyrics on leading men and events in English History by Francis Turner Palgrave
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_Till the terrible Day unreveal'd_; See _Appendix_ A. SIDNEY AT ZUTPHEN October 2: 1586 1 Where Guelderland outspreads Her green wide water-meads Laced by the silver of the parted Rhine; Where round the horizon low The waving millsails go, And poplar avenues stretch their pillar'd line; That morn a clinging mist uncurl'd Its folds o'er South-Fen town, and blotted out the world. 2 There, as the gray dawn broke, Cloked by that ghost-white cloke, The fifty knights of England sat in steel; Each man all ear, for eye Could not his nearest spy; And in the mirk's dim hiding heart they feel, --Feel more than hear,--the signal sound |
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