VI.

"The almond blossoms in the vale;

The aloe from the rock

Throws out its long and prickly leaves,

Nor dreads the tempest's shock:

A blessed land, I ween, is that,

Though luckless is its Bey.

There lies the sea--beyond lies France!

Her banners in the air

Float proudly and triumphantly--

A salvo! come, prepare!

And loud and long the mountains rang

With that glad artillery."

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