Explore "The Suppressed Poems" by Alfred Tennyson on Textopian. Read with annotations and highlights.
There is no land like England / Where'er the light of day be; / There are no hearts like English hearts, / Such hearts of oak as they be. / There is no land like England / Where'er the light of day be; / There are no men like Englishmen, / So tall and bold as they be.
"Chorus". For the French the Pope may shrive 'em, / For the devil a whit we heed 'em, / As for the French, God speed 'em / Unto their hearts' desire, / And the merry devil drive 'em / Through the water and the fire.