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Kindly blow, thou ftfill breeze!


Onward roll, thou briny billowi
O'cr the wide and tracklcss seas.


Speed thy course. my gallant U{iloac
Merry landsmsn, free from cares,


Far from din or dread of danger,
Reck MT ofthe toll he bears


Cccan's lorn and lonely ranger
Sport Of whirlwinds giddy breath.


Now on liquid mountains riding,
Forms Of horror, shapes Of death,


Billow, blast and beach bestriding,
Banist'(l far from woman's smile


Smile-the sweetest after sorrow
Far from loves cndearing vile,


Festive eve, and .jocund morrow.
Where The buoyant schooncrridcs,


Perils every track pursuing,
Arms the tempest, swells the tide,


Points the crasgy cliffs with ruin.
Merry landsmen, free from cares,


Far from din or dread Of danger,
Little reck the toll he bears,


Oceans iorn and lonely ranger.