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Browsing named entities in a specific section of Rebellion Record: a Diary of American Events: Poetry and Incidents., Volume 9. (ed. Frank Moore). Search the whole document.
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Winslow (search for this): chapter 2
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Raphael Semmes (search for this): chapter 2
2. Captain Semmes, C. S. A. N. June 19, 1864. Out of Cherbourg harbor, one clear Sunday morning, the cavalier, Captain Semmes, with his cap a-cock, Sailed from the friendly Frenchman's dock. Gaily a o!” Whispered his friend, little Jean Crapeau. Semmes has been a wolf of the deep For many a day to was he For a cavalier of high degree; And Raphael Semmes don't sound, indeed, As if it came of the ge steamed in her war array. “Heigh-ho!” said Semmes, “Let's blow That craft to splinters before we go.” Semmes had heard, with his lip a-curl, In Cherbourg, that some Northern churl, Backed by a ga . Straight out to sea the Kearsarge drew, And Semmes, who followed all that flew, Followed, perhaps ed and the wounded screamed! “Heigh-ho!” said Semmes, “let's show The Yankees the heels we boast of st other less precious spoil, Fished swordless Semmes from his watery coil! “Hide me!” the gallant ne the other way! Heigh-ho!
I told you so! Oh!
Semmes was a sorry fool to go!” George H. Boker.
aught that might be afloat, And amongst other less precious spoil, Fished swordless Semmes from his watery coil! “Hide me!” the gallant cried in affright; “Cover me up from the Yankee's sight.” Heigh-ho!
they laid him low, With a bit of sail to hide his woe. Safely they bore the chief aboard, Leaving behind his fame and sword; And then the Deerhound stole away, Lest Winslow's guns might have a say; Landed him in Southampton town, Where heroes like him have had renown, Ever since Lawrence, Perry, and Hull, Took hold of the horns of great John Bull. Had I been Winslow, I say to you, As the sea is green, the sky is blue, Through the Deerhound I'd have sent a shot, And John might have liked the thing or not I Heigh-ho!
come soon or slow, In the end we are bound to have a blow. What said the Frenchman from his hill, After the cannon-shots were still? What said the Briton from his deck, Gazing down on the sunken wreck? Something was said of guns like mortars, And something of smooth-bo
Perry (search for this): chapter 2
Lawrence (search for this): chapter 2
Hull (search for this): chapter 2
Jean Crapeau (search for this): chapter 2
John Bull (search for this): chapter 2
George H. Boker (search for this): chapter 2