English poem
Montague
by James Miller (1860–1947)
On, on, my men of England! to the breastwork. St George! St Edward! ho! [The English pull down the Drawbridge, cross it, and fire the Gate. Well done, my gallants, every man a hero! Now for the plunder; see that ye spare none. [The Gate being consumed, RAMSAY calls down the Guard from the Ramparts, rushes through the flames, and attacks the Assailants sword in hand.