The Factory Bell And Other Poems
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Oh! ye whom Fortune's smile hath favored, Who hold the power to curse or bless, Withdraw no more your kind protection, But save your children from distress.
The heart that loves thy hills and valleys, The music of thy feathered choir, Deserves thy care and preservation, And should thy noblest zeal inspire.
32 THE FAOTOHY-BELL ; Already they whose sires of old-time Stood by your sires in battlefield, Are scattered through our western wide-world, And find protection 'neath our shield.
The -^gis o...f our state extendeth Its guardian power o'er all who seek A safe asylum, and a welcome, Refusing neither strong nor weak.
Still unto thee, O valiant Scotland !
The land of Wallace, Bruce, and Burns ! My muse would ask from harm to shelter The heart that to thy bosom turns.
4 No longer may thy sous be mourning For "bonnie-Doon, " or "gurgling" Ayr, But from thy ample stores returning, Find for their toil a liberal share.
But if thy peasantry destroyed, Like Erin's once her nation's pride, As sang " sweet Auburn's " tuneful poet, They ne'er again can be supplied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh! ye whom Fortune's smile hath favored, Who hold the power to curse or bless, Withdraw no more your kind protection, But save your children from distress.
The heart that loves thy hills and valleys, The music of thy feathered choir, Deserves thy care and preservation, And should thy noblest zeal inspire.
32 THE FAOTOHY-BELL ; Already they whose sires of old-time Stood by your sires in battlefield, Are scattered through our western wide-world, And find protection 'neath our shield.
The -^gis o...f our state extendeth Its guardian power o'er all who seek A safe asylum, and a welcome, Refusing neither strong nor weak.
Still unto thee, O valiant Scotland !
The land of Wallace, Bruce, and Burns ! My muse would ask from harm to shelter The heart that to thy bosom turns.
4 No longer may thy sous be mourning For "bonnie-Doon, " or "gurgling" Ayr, But from thy ample stores returning, Find for their toil a liberal share.
But if thy peasantry destroyed, Like Erin's once her nation's pride, As sang " sweet Auburn's " tuneful poet, They ne'er again can be supplied.
What to read after The Factory Bell And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Ricketson to read onlineMoreLess
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