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Descriptive of the miseries of War from a Poem	A
called 'The Emigrants ' printed in	B
TO a wild mountain whose bare summit hides	C
Its broken eminence in clouds whose steeps	C
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Are dark with woods where the receding rocks	C
Are worn with torrents of dissolving snow	D
A wretched woman pale and breathless flies	C
And gazing round her listens to the sound	E
Of hostile footsteps No they die away	F
Nor noise remains but of the cataract	G
Or surly breeze of night that mutters low	D
Among the thickets where she trembling seeks	C
A temporary shelter Clasping close	C
To her quick throbbing heart her sleeping child	H
All she could rescue of the innocent group	I
That yesterday surrounded her Escaped	J
Almost by miracle Fear frantic Fear	K
Wing'd her weak feet yet half repenting now	L
Her headlong haste she wishes she had staid	M
To die with those affrighted Fancy paints	C
The lawless soldiers' victims Hark again	N
The driving tempest bears the cry of Death	O
And with deep sudden thunder the dread sound	E
Of cannon vibrates on the tremulous earth	P
While bursting in the air the murderous bomb	Q
Glares o'er her mansion Where the splinters fall	R
Like scatter'd comets its destructive path	S
Is mark'd by wreaths of flame Then overwhelm'd	T
Beneath accumulated horror sinks	C
The desolate mourner	U
The feudal chief whose gothic battlements	C
Frown on the plain beneath returning home	V
From distant lands alone and in disguise	C
Gains at the fall of night his castle walls	C
But at the silent gate no porter sits	C
To wait his lord's admittance In the courts	C
All is drear stillness Guessing but too well	W
The fatal truth he shudders as he goes	C
Through the mute hall where by the blunted light	X
That the dim moon through painted casement lends	C
He sees that devastation has been there	Y
Then while each hideous image to his mind	Z
Rises terrific o'er a bleeding corse	C
Stumbling he falls another intercepts	C
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His staggering feet All all who used to	A2
With joy to meet him all his family	B2
Lie murder'd in his way And the day dawns	C
On a wild raving maniac whom a fate	C2
So sudden and calamitous has robb'd	D2
Of reason and who round his vacant walls	C
Screams unregarded and reproaches Heaven	E2

Charlotte Smith

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