The story of Patriots' day, Lexington and Concord, April 19, 1775; (1895)
Varney, George Jones, 1836-1901. [from old catalog] · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 126
nd wait, Suffered and bled.Death strode oer hill and plain.With hunger, cold, and pain ;Hope rose to sink again Till years had fled. Hail, patriots ! Whose brave handsOver these free, fair lands Their flag unfurled.Men, by all times admired,To noble deeds inspired,By whom the shot was fired Heard… … THE DAWN OF LEXINGTON {By Clarence H. Bell.] The sun s last gleam has died away,And naught remains to tell of day,Save that above yon distant hillA golden tinge doth linger still. From out the town doth softly comeThe rhythmic rattle of the drum ;And on the ships at anchor fastThe flags are lowered…
