The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 10, No. 57, July, 1862 by Various
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And thrust and hew;
Pillage restrain,-- The spoils remain In reach of every finger, But not a foe wilt linger. Ye bold campaigners, praise the Lord, And strifeful heroes, take now The prize He doth to us accord, Good cheer and pillage make now: What each one finds that let him take, But friendly share your booty, For parents', wives', and children's sake, For household use or beauty. Pidi, Pom, Pom, Pom, Field-surge on come, My gash to bind, Am nearly blind,-- The arrows stick, Out pull them quick,-- A bandage here, To save my ear,-- Come, bind me up, And reach a cup,-- Ho, here at hand, I cannot stand,-- Reach hither what you're drinking, My heart is 'neath me sinking. War-comrades all, heart's-brothers good, |
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