Of an insolent soldiery now”—
There’s Life in the Old Land Yet: Words by James R. Randall. (Music by Edward O. Eaton.) (C. S. B. from the New Orleans Delta, September 1, 1861.)
“By blue Patapsco’s billowy dash
The tyrant’s war-shout comes,”—
There’s Nobody Hurt: (R. B. B., 111.)
“There lives a man in Washington,
A narrow-minded squirt,”—
They Are Not Dead: By Fanny Downing. 1865. (C. C.)
“They are not dead! they do but keep
That vigil, which shall never know,”—