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      92 Voeivy . ~*\

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      Here * Ipt the pitying red-breast ' s duteous biH $ With leaves and moss , the earthy bed protect 5 And slowly rippling by , a lonely rill The moonlight ' s silent lustre oft reflect ; JFor art no stone should raise , no leaf should strew : O ' er nature ' s bard , nature herself should mourn , And ever . to his hallowed memory true , Garland with wild-flow V wrestfhsthis bumble urn . , re A . M . P ,

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      VERSES . V ON THE OPENING OF A CAMPAIGN . , \ Written in XJ ^ S . : it

      < ' ** Tf ^ ey err that count glory to subdue . .. , ^ rge spuptries , and in fields great battles win , It must by means far different be attain e d— - . By deeds of peace , by wisdom eminept . ^ rMri . TOft « IxsATtate tyrant of man ' s hapless race . War ! dost thou still the lance of vengeance hud , Ah ., why the fairest work of heaven deface ^ Why o ' er the nations th y red flag s unfurl ! Malignant pow ' r , lo ! where thy banners spread The beauty fades of life's enehantihg mofxi His guide the orphan seeks among the dead , The widow roams the worldV wide waste ^ forlorn . Victors ! I envy not your meed of fame ; A gtWnei lavirel virtue shall bestow ; < pii such a $ cherished freedoms infant flame , Or bade with arts sweet flow ' rs the desert glow .

      v Tfiufej Alfred 1 borne o * er time r s impetuous tide , Thy birth unheeded , ar to whpnj ^ lK ^ d , Still blooms thy civic wreath—the patriot ' s crowi ^ ^¦ ; : ' . ^ WM ^| :.. tl ^ i aeto polish ru ^ e doniestic life , v To welcome danger in the public cause , © y ^ jual fotms to temper civil s tri fe , ^ iid ' stftblish liberty , the l ? ase of laws ? 2

      Thus > Jones ! wher ^ p ^ psive India deck s thy graye Gn < e 5 ^ en '^ oiM ^ BrUpu shal l her tribes deplore , Ither ^ jong as Ganges raHs hh sultry waye ^ / ShiEill echo oft repeat thy ^ aried l or ^ * < k ^ Pft ^^ ^ xSh ^ J l sprt ^ l tJn ^ r foliage mid ^ t tl ^ e storms of timfy ' ^ atie atfc « ih p"sktiAe het fa . pe sfealifjce ^ doia rear ^ ? The ^ r ^ tiefu l blmdc shall v eil thy gauntry ' s crime . v - ^ i ; , ; , ;; ¦ ; . ; ' ¦ •; ' ; . ; , ; ¦ . ¦ ; . . :, :: ,., » > , ¦;¦ . / . ' . -. * Aoi f «**^ ¦ *

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    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1807, page 92, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2377/page/36/