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 DUKE DE TsRaIeEHsizs Di'

 Rv Moi'onNrp CLARKE. Child of Atnbition's ciiosen oue--- Her idol, and her slave, Tl,e radiance of thy rising sun

 Has zone down to the grave, Through the dark starlight of thy fate, sGlary wailgs--stern and desoiate, And ever and anon--~siie stands,

 1n,i stares on tby scant place, With Ianguia look aud lifted ha"as Madness is in her face "A nd there IS that in her wild voIce, That makes HeR's heart, reJoite. Oh-I have watch h'dthee, child With mothers fearful eye When thou has laughed-I smiled Ana wept--to hear thee slGh' Thanking ofdays when thon would St stand The nohlest of thy native land. Is the.sceptre oftby Line,

 a,nrnea to a sextoa's spade!-- Must crowns splendor shine

 Where filthy worms h.,ee r'la' fssas Uh--iiaye liVed to see t-- aIarepro's flag, thy winding sheet. Triumph-'ts thine to mourn

 \ curse is on his name Tha standard by his father borne,

 May wipe tine eyes of Fame; yetthe elories of thousand yeafs' Will not dry up her tears. Thus shall 1t ever be,

 Sy,th nortals wbo dare tread, yy,,arc tl1e pale world must sec

 Na,s,s n,fftured with tbe--dead-- ,a,naylnr course Napoleon trod-- r,,s als back was turned to Goti.