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 When Kings the Sword of Juftice firft lay down. 
 They are no Kings, tho* they poflcfs the Crown % 
 Titles are Shadows, Crowns are empty Things, 
 The Good of Subjects is the End of Kings. 
 
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 HAIL England, darling ifle of heaven ! 
 To you is ev'ry blefling given j 
 All eminent you {hine : 
 For war, for ufeful arts renown'd, 
 With juft applaufe the world has own'd, 
 Has own'd each blefling Thine. 
 
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 Tlio' fevcr'd from the world befide, 
 Thy ft ate provokes the Gallic pride. 
 
 To crufli thy liberty ; ; • ;^ 
 Tho' oft repuls'd, like Titan's race, 
 Unhcedful of thcff part difgrace, ^ ' 4 
 
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 Agiln fucccfs has deign'd to fmiler^ 
 Again has conqueft crown'd your toil. 
 
 Upon the land and ippi?:; ... i : 
 Then be like Jove, exert your power. 
 Now ftrike therii in the Tucjcy ho\|r ; 
 
 They ne'er TKall rife again." ^ " 
 
 IV. 
 
 This, this is every patriots voice. 
 This would make evtry heart rejoice, 
 
 Who love their native, land ; 
 
 But oh confuficn Hark.! .the crovyd,, 
 
 Of Scottilli ll.ives for Pence aljud, , , . 
 
 Implore with cap in hand. 
 
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 Ye venal miniftcrial elves, . t : ' ' 
 
 Who'd rob your country, for your fclves. 
 
 Or let our foes inflavc us ; - - < 
 Rejoice, rejoice, the Deed is done, ' 
 
 The glorious work is all your own, "■ ■ ■ 
 
 And heaven alone can fave us. - • . '• - 
 
 VI. • ' 
 
 *Tis done and hark ! throughout the nation, 
 
 How rumour bawls the proclamation, 
 That Peace again is coming j -• 
 
 Ad'tju ^'cllona's glorious lay, • -^ . • " 
 
 Adieu to conqncft's bud huzza, - - *' '■ 
 To ligluing, piping, drumming^ •• ' - -'• 
 
 VII. 
 
 No more of war a 'different fcene, 
 
 More foft, more lullirig and ferene. 
 
 Invites the mufe to foar : .- ^ 
 
 Now Peace muft fpread her ample wing ; 
 Of that the mufe intends to fing. 
 
 And Caledonian pow'r. 
 
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 To you flic fings — to you my Lord- 
 No venal Briion, on my word, 
 
 But Ertg/ijb, bold and daring, ; 
 Unplac'd, unbenefic'd her lays, 
 She fcorns to fing a Traitor's praife, 
 
 To England's caufe adhering. 
 
 IX. 
 
 If here and there in my dcfign, ; / 
 Your Lordfliip finds an erring liney 
 
 Be candid not fevere j . , ; j-; 
 For oft the Pegafean deed, 
 Without a curb, will ftretch his fpeed, 
 
 And run the lord knows where. 
 
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 But now the profpe<a opes to view, 
 The tranquil profped drawn by you, 
 
 In whom our Peace is center'd. 
 What mean thofe bags of Gallic ore ? 
 Are thofe the price of Englifli gore, 
 
 Which Englilh heroes ventur'd ? 
 
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 Is tlicrc no Rccompcncc for tliofc, 
 
 Who bravely vcntiii'd 'gainO: their toes, • 
 
 Wjicrc vvoiindb and death bcfct 'em ; 
 Methinks I hear you Hiy, my Lord, 
 ** Why is not Glory their reward ? 
 
 *' And if dijy chufe it, let 'em. 
 
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 " TFars not my fphere— but while they roam 
 *' I'o gain new worlds ! — my fchemes at home 
 
 ** Are to my cotmtry iifcful ; 
 ** See Scotchmen fill each port and plaee, 
 <• While E^igUJlj grumble in difgracc, 
 
 " And treat mc mod abulelul. 
 
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 " But let the maftiffs bark and grin, 
 
 The proverb's good — Tljofi laugh who ivm, 
 
 ** I neither feel nor mind 'em ; 
 ** For while I have the R — 1 ear, 
 *' My cavife is good : — I need not fear, 
 
 *' If force or law can bind 'em.'' 
 
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 I own you're truly great, my Lord, 
 Your courage (lout upon my word, 
 
 I think none dare to doubt it ; 
 But merit fometimes will be flur'd. 
 Yet p itiencG is its own reward ; 
 
 Your Lordfliip's not without it. 
 
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 Perhaps the world may blame the (^^Q^^^ 
 I care not, Aill I will proceed, 
 
 In fpight of oppoiition ; 
 Your Virtues^ hid in envious night, 
 I lain wou'd bring to open light, 
 
 And fliew their true condition. 
 
 XVI. 
 
 How oft the glorious orb of day, ■ •• 
 Invclcp'd in a cloud its ray, 
 
 Is hinder d cf its power; 
 TIk' cloud difpcrs'd, it ilunes confcfs-d, 
 Ar.d jnakes each living creature bleft, 
 
 W\\o wonder and adore. * 
 
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 Thus dim-ey'd prejudice may cloud, 
 Your merit from the frantic crowd, 
 
 Who rail and ftrangely rate you ; 
 But when they know your tranquil mind. 
 The plans which you for Peace defign'd, 
 
 They furcly will not hate you. 
 
 XVIII. 
 
 When fawcy Pitt propos'd, in vain, 
 To curb the pride of haughty Spain, 
 
 Who impudently brav'd us ; 
 For Reafons which your Lordjbip knew, 
 Tou firft oppos'd the plan in view, 
 
 And very near had lavd us. 
 
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 But difcord fiend of helHQi parts. 
 Had fo inflam'd the Spaniards hearts. 
 
 That war was all the cry ; 
 Then England took the field again, . 
 To cuib the inlblcrice of Spain, 
 And let her thunder fiy. 
 
 
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 Succcl's ftill friend to England's arms, 
 Came down amid the dire alarms, 
 
 And brought the vidor's laurel; 
 The haughty Dons began to fear, 
 And fome aflert that they llnccre, 
 
 Repented of the quarrel. 
 
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 Of all the virtues in your breaft, 
 Humanity ftands forth confeft, 
 
 The Scotch^ the French have known it ; 
 For this diiliinguiili'd moft you fliine, 
 You own its genuine warmth divine. 
 And all the v/oiid mull own it. 
 
 XXII. 
 
 'Twas this that prompted firft your mind, 
 To five, to fuccour, human kind, 
 
 To Rop the fword of {laughter ; 
 If not the world wou'd call you f — I, 
 And tliink you either k — or t — 1, 
 
 And treat your name with laughter. 
 
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 Some fay 'twas folly— Thofe are few, 
 More fay you'd interefl: in view, 
 
 But this or that you beft know ; 
 For my part I muft needs declare, 
 I think that folly had no fliare. 
 
 And here I'll let it reft fo. 
 
 XXIV. 
 
 The mob ftill goes with wind and tide, 
 I'hey ne'er examine either fide, 
 
 Which is not quite fo well, Sir ; 
 For now it happens that your fcheme, 
 Goes both again ft the wind and ftream, 
 
 And that's the devil in hell, Sir. 
 
 XXV. 
 
 'Twou'd wrong you, not to give you praife. 
 Each bard to you his verfe fliall raife. 
 Fame hold your trumpet higher ^ 
 Who dare deny that you are great, 
 A very Mnchiavel of ftate ; 
 
 A plague confound the liar. 
 
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 No more of Utrecht Ircatv tclL 
 Nor that fo fam'cl of Aix Chap[)die, 
 
 They now muil.lall behind, Sir^ • 
 'ris plain to every eye and cir, ■ 
 'lh\l ncl'di.r can with this compare, 
 
 Uiil-Jd we're (JcaF and. blind, Sir, 
 
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 Cut why our Coiiqucjls be reftor'd ? 
 
 Mc7'c charity : upon my word, 
 
 Your virtues are exceeding ; 
 
 Let Frimcc no more politcnefs boaft, 
 
 Their manners! — Piliaw ! you rule the roaft! 
 
 Ram Callcdonian breeding; ! • . • 
 
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 A >d no'v, my Lord, Ml takci my leave, 
 This humble tribute you'll receive, 
 Nor think I mean to flatter; 
 But han.o; excufes 'tis the beft 
 
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 That I could pay — and for the reft 
 Youifelf may judge the matter. 
 
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 Ye friends to England, and her caufe, 
 tier glorious liberty and laws, 
 
 Ltt difcord now give way ; 
 Behold the tuneful band combine, 
 The Fiddle, Flute and Bagpipe join, 
 
 To hail the coming day. 
 
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 And here (and then I'll quite conclude) 
 The Mufe with prophefy endu'd. 
 
 One thing muft needs declare ; 
 As time around his courfe fhall roll, 
 The B — nn — t high upon a p — le. 
 
 Shall fhine I on T — mp — e B- 
 
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