VI.

Shout for the Hero and the King

In soul serene--alike,

If suppliant States the sceptre bring,

Or banded traitors strike!

Oh, if at times a thrall too strong

Round Freedom's form be laid,

Where Faction works by wrath and wrong

His pardon be display'd.

Be his this praise--unspoil'd by power

His course benignly ran,

A MONARCH, mindful of the hour

He felt misfortune's wintry shower,

A MAN, from hall to peasant's bower,

The common friend of Man.

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