III.

Blow! ye silvery bugles, over the sunny land,

Our Queen has yielded to love.

Ring out with merry clangor, O ye bells!

Ye mountains! give the laughing bells reply.

_Hark! how the joyous tumult sinks and swells,

And beats against the sky

In melody!

Mark how the billows of the mighty sea

Toss their white arms in glee,

And race along the strand,

Joining their voices with the symphony!

Our Queen has yielded to love.

Blow! silvery bugles blow!

That all may know._

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