VI.

Foremost, and leaning from her golden cloud,

The venerable Margaret[8] see!

'Welcome, my noble son!' she cries aloud,

'To this thy kindred train, and me:

Pleased, in thy lineaments we trace

A Tudor's[9] fire, a Beaufort's grace. 70

Thy liberal heart, thy judging eye,

The flower unheeded shall descry,

And bid it round Heaven's altars shed

The fragrance of its blushing head;

Shall raise from earth the latent gem

To glitter on the diadem.

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