Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-05-29
SWinburme'S Song of Italy.

\ >OSG OF ITALY. \ Poem BY AlgenonC Charles
>,inburne. Eo-ton: TicknoI X Fled=. Paper
cover.
This poet has recently created quite sen
sation in the literary world, as much perhaps
by the character as the quality Of his poems.
He is now ranked with the higher class OF
poets, and his published volumes are having
a large sale in England and in this country.
He has "A feryld imagination, and great
facility and force ot expression, and these
give him much power a. a writer when he has
a theme to kindle the fires Of his genius. This
poem is almost an extrayagantly enthusiastic
adulation of Italy and the heroes who have
wrought for her deliverance. We have no
room for more than this closing address to
the future republic Of Italy
o our Republic that shalt bind ia bands
And link The chaine-- age; thou that vast
nth England ere she past
Among the faded nations, and shalt be
Agaiu. when to
And throuele-~ CLINE to cline
Makes antiphonal answer. thou chat art
Burns. mans brow frightened fog thy sake.
Thine strong to make or break
The limltlesS free lands.
When All mems heads for love. mot fear. bow down
To thy sole royal crown.
A. thou to freedom when man life smells sweet,
4 bioodir-c anil !, i,an5iIe-, world Il laid.
= men, Amy Nlth liiS men @ 'ie a ,, l,,l feo3
one chosen of all thy fold
One of all things farc-t, one cNalt
Above all fear OF fault,
And "a. Who loved her titn.
Nt9 = 81 that q outooA -un ld dream 'n -i'e7
WIN heart tht hoi,er for 1.elr nienior--' -ake
With breast The -vectcr or that sweet blood lo-t.
Iadl Of earth who-e large e.tu..
Eda..I i,gs With t'ii heaven ,2 r @ nd 'iy 56ir of -
And splendid ifom quenehed tear;
ned.
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4 boye all Storm and stars;
foam,
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The, The Jniver-ity Boston irteu x Cay. Paper
orror CnAntrr. a tale from the London Edition.
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State by yCount eNlontalemi,erto oi the French
Boston Littell * cay Paper cover
Messr= Lttcu and Cav publish in nam
phlet form the more popular and valuable of
the articles and stories which appear in the
Living Age John Stuart AIilI's Inaugural
Address. = Is well deserving, a serarate nubli-
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topics of study of a university education
expressed after the English fashion. with
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and plainest manner In tie course Of the
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