A POEM.

BY

WALTER SCOTT, ESQ.

_Though Valois braved young Edward’s gentle hand,_

_And Albret rush’d on Henry’s way-worn band,_

_With Europe’s chosen sons in arms renown’d,_

_Yet not on Vere’s bold archers long they look’d,_

_Nor Audley’s squires nor Mowbray’s yeomen brook’d,--_

_They saw their standard fall, and left their monarch bound._

AKENSIDE.

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