English poem
Viii
Was it not said of thee too, Now, but now, by thy foes, By the slaves that had slain their France, And thee would slay as they slew— “Down with her walls that enclose Freemen that eye us askance, Fugitives, men that are true!”
Versos English Algernon Charles Swinburne Viii
English poem
Was it not said of thee too, Now, but now, by thy foes, By the slaves that had slain their France, And thee would slay as they slew— “Down with her walls that enclose Freemen that eye us askance, Fugitives, men that are true!”