Jacobite Songs And Ballads
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The princely youth that I do mean Is fitted for to be a king ; On his breast he wears a star ; You'd tak him for the god of war. Ohon ! etc. Oh to see this princely one Seated on a royal throne ! Disasters a' wad disappear, Then begins the jub'lee year ! Ohon 1 etc. Xc. BE VALIANT STILL. While thus I view fair Britain's isle, And see my sovereign in exile, A tyrant sitting on his throne, How can I but our fate bemoan? Be valiant still, be valiant still, Be stout, and be bold, and be valiant sti...ll ; There's right in the cause, and might in the will, To the bonny, bonny lad that is valiant still. BE VALIANT STILL 135 I hope we yet shall see the day When Whigs shall dree the dule they ga'e, Shall yield their proud necks to the laws, And bow beneath the righteous cause. Be valiant, etc. Here's to the lads who dare be freed, The lads who true and constant be ; A health to all the loyal few, And curses on the Whiggish crew. Be valiant, etc. May Neptune waft our prince soon o'er To join our clans on Albion's shore !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The princely youth that I do mean Is fitted for to be a king ; On his breast he wears a star ; You'd tak him for the god of war. Ohon ! etc. Oh to see this princely one Seated on a royal throne ! Disasters a' wad disappear, Then begins the jub'lee year ! Ohon 1 etc. Xc. BE VALIANT STILL. While thus I view fair Britain's isle, And see my sovereign in exile, A tyrant sitting on his throne, How can I but our fate bemoan? Be valiant still, be valiant still, Be stout, and be bold, and be valiant sti...ll ; There's right in the cause, and might in the will, To the bonny, bonny lad that is valiant still. BE VALIANT STILL 135 I hope we yet shall see the day When Whigs shall dree the dule they ga'e, Shall yield their proud necks to the laws, And bow beneath the righteous cause. Be valiant, etc. Here's to the lads who dare be freed, The lads who true and constant be ; A health to all the loyal few, And curses on the Whiggish crew. Be valiant, etc. May Neptune waft our prince soon o'er To join our clans on Albion's shore !
What to read after Jacobite Songs And Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Samuel Macquoid to read onlineMoreLess
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