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Horse on horse , in deadly fury , Riders urged amain ; , And , though wounded , mad with hurry , Heeded no pain .
I clove the coward ' s scull in twain ; My weapon hears the mark ; Oh ! would it were to do again , For thou liest stark !
I cared not then how the hattle went , But returned unto thy side ; Mine only friend from life was rent , For me had died .
I will bury thee as in a human tomb , Thine eyes shall no condors pick ;* Long , long shall my spirit be saddened with gloom ; My heart is sick .
On thy flesh shall no ravening pumaf prey , Thy bones shall not whiten in air ; Deep , deep shalt thou lie , ere I wend on my way , In sorrow and care . My horse ! my horse ! my noble horse ! My gallant mountain-bred ! Unmatched in courage , speed , and force , Woe ' s me , thou art dead ! Jan . 8 , 1833 . Junius Redivivus
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164 The . Patriot JFatrior to his dead Barb ,
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In our list of publications last month was inserted the title of Mr . Dove ' s biographical account of the Wesley family , with an intimation that we might probably advert to it again * We ilo so now , for the sake of Mehetabel Wesley , a younger sister of the celebrated founder of Methodism , of whose history the author 6
says , in his twaddling way , that it is a tale at which every feeling heart must sigh . ' In truth it is so ; and a tale which should knock hard at some unfeeling hearts ; and one moreover which , if hearts have any connexion with heads , should stir up thought in peopled brains . For however anatomy may reverse the relative position , the heart is as a heaven to the head , and emotion is the angel that comes and troubles the thick stagnation of the * The greatest treat to an epicure condor is the eyes of a deail animal . f The puma or silver lion prefers horse to all other flesh .
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A VICTIM .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1833, page 164, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2610/page/20/
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