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The Skipping-
Rope
Alfred Lord Tennyson
so lightly by. Stand off, or else my skipping-
rope
Will hit you in the eye. How lightly Whirls the
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The Grass-
Rope
Bridge, at Teree, In the province of Gurwall
Letitia Elizabeth Landon
are sometimes as beneficial as the voyage to Eu
rope
." The following verses allude to the early deat
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Barb-Wire Bill
Robert William Service
do, and through my mind it flashed: Yet while I g
rope
d to find the
rope
, I heard Bill's savage cry:
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The Ballad Of Hank The Finn
Robert William Service
the scaffold steps and stood beside the knotted
rope
. We watched the hooded hangman and his eyes we
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The Demise of An Aspiring Poet
Odonko-ba
me my every gratitude the
rope
is only the tool slithering in filth of my own demise bathing in
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Jenny Carrister, The Heroine of Lucknow-Mine
William Topaz McGonagall
which I fear and abhor. Then with a piece of
rope
he lowered the candle and matches into the mine
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Murray's Ride
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
for the trip. Just an easin' of the brake-
rope
was enough to let her rip For half a mile or more do
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The Channel Swimmer
Marriott Edgar
the men on the tug saw with horror That the
rope
he were tied to had broke. Then down came a fog,
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Roger Heston
Edgar Lee Masters
will. My favorite metaphor was Prickett's cow
Rope
d out to grass, and free you know as far As the l
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Tales Of A Wayside Inn : Part 2. The Sicilian's Tale; The Bell of Atri
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
it that, as all things must decay, The hempen
rope
at length was worn away, Unravelled at the end,
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Hurts The Most
Mariam
teaching yourself... how to fly with a
rope
tied around your neck Staring at a blank wall, Just t
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A London Fête
Coventry Patmore
lit with hell, Burnt one way all, to see the
rope
Unslacken as the platform fell. The
rope
flew tig
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Ametas And Thestylis Making Hay-
Rope
s
Andrew Marvell
binds Hay. Thestylis Think'st Thou that this
Rope
would twine If we both should turn one way? Wher
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At Sea
Ada Cambridge
I hear the menace of the call To
rope
and rivet, wheel and mast, In the swift
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Gillespie.
Sir Henry Newbolt
are two living and forty dead.' 'A
rope
, a
rope
,' Gillespie cried : They bound their belts to serv
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Hyperbion
Walter Savage Landor
with arm robust, And with the left a hempen
rope
uncoil'd, Whereon already was a noose: it held The
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Legend of The Corrievrechan
George MacDonald
the sea-king through the dark; Round went the
rope
in the swivel-ring, Round reeled the straining b
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Mostly Slavonic
Henry Lawson
Deptford on the Thames— And no doubt he knew the
rope
-walk—(and the
rope
’s end too, he knew)— Learn
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Swingin' Douglas
Clarence Michael James Stanislaus Dennis
boys Shake her up! Twenty logs to get! The tail-
rope
's fouled a saplin' an' the boss is in a sweat.
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The Execution of James Graham, Marquis of Montrose
William Topaz McGonagall
began to cry, Then quickly he pulled the
rope
down from the gibbet on high, And around Montrose's n
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The Farmer's Daughter
Robert William Service
Rector met a little lass Who led a heifer by a
rope
. Said he: "Why don't you go to Mass? Do you not
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The Haunted Oak
Paul Laurence Dunbar
They have no care for his innocence, And the
rope
they bear is long." They have fooled the jaile
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The Hemp
Stephen Vincent Benet
Of the long sweep and the heavy swell, And the
rope
that dragged him down to hell. The fight wa
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The Modern Patriot
William Cowper
'em Who may the mob are mad outright, And that a
rope
must cure 'em. A
rope
! I wish we patriots ha
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The Peasants' Revolt
Francis William Lauderdale Adams
and suffered so, Robbery, insult, blow,
Rope
and sword and stake: Toiled and suffered, till It burs
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