Songs And Miscellaneous Poems
Songs And Miscellaneous Poems
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She who wears Britain's Crown is our glory and boast, Diffusing around her hope, gladness, and smiles, Quickly fill, fill a bumper, and drink to the toast — Victoria ! the Young Virgin Queen of the Isles.
May the rights of her people she ever maintain, And all tbeir base foes from her councils remove ; O ! then happy and prosperous long may she reign, Secure in their grateful affections and love.
It is not to the Soldier, with bayonet and sword, A Monarch should look for protection alone ; Let ...him be for his virtues and wisdom adored, The People will be the best guard of his Throne.
Then all hail ! Royal Maiden ! in life's blushing morn Art thou call'd 'midst the whirlwinds of Faction to sway, — May'stthoune'erof that fame, whichnowcrownsthee, be shor Nor the rights of thy birth-land seduced to betray.
In thy rule may thy subjects have cause to rejoice, May Heaven protect thee from traitorous wiles; To the last shall we shout, then, with heart and with voice, — Victoria ! for ever, the Queen of the Isles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She who wears Britain's Crown is our glory and boast, Diffusing around her hope, gladness, and smiles, Quickly fill, fill a bumper, and drink to the toast — Victoria ! the Young Virgin Queen of the Isles.
May the rights of her people she ever maintain, And all tbeir base foes from her councils remove ; O ! then happy and prosperous long may she reign, Secure in their grateful affections and love.
It is not to the Soldier, with bayonet and sword, A Monarch should look for protection alone ; Let ...him be for his virtues and wisdom adored, The People will be the best guard of his Throne.
Then all hail ! Royal Maiden ! in life's blushing morn Art thou call'd 'midst the whirlwinds of Faction to sway, — May'stthoune'erof that fame, whichnowcrownsthee, be shor Nor the rights of thy birth-land seduced to betray.
In thy rule may thy subjects have cause to rejoice, May Heaven protect thee from traitorous wiles; To the last shall we shout, then, with heart and with voice, — Victoria ! for ever, the Queen of the Isles.
What to read after Songs And Miscellaneous Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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