CoLUMBIA'S YEOMANRY.

BY RENv. :. xrrSADAr.
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sHua tTuHE-'The Peasaniry Of England,
Sing TO Columba's yeomanry--the bulwark
sa3 Of our land, III.
Their hearts are ever firm and free, and hardy
7ji'si is each hand


Q never may an enemy upon our soil dare


roam, sti@l


God bless Columbia's yeomanry, and give


them happy homes.
What though the halls of classic lore, he never


may have trod, I'd tl lts


mage and with blood a tM alt@l
10 spoil him Of his liberty, no foeman dares to


come, t58 iass4fi ts
God bless Columbia's yeomanry. and give
.asl them happy homes.
In every rock and fountain bright, he reads Je-


hovah's power,


Whose hand upholds the mountain height, and
a paints the humble flower; isi
He sings, while treading o'er the lea, as twi-


light shadows come, IA
God bless Columba's yeomanry, and give
#. them happy homes. a.4' ' \.
What though the high and massive shaft may
I IA II never speak his fame /? 4.
The golden sheaf his praise shall ftthe
K pa r.scythe shall carve his name;
IT'S his the reign ofpeace to see-to make the
a desert bloom;
God bless Columbia's yeomanry, and give
y them happy homes. tss ss
Sing to o,lr noble veomanrv-the nlough is


e'er their boast,


They'll keep our land from foeman free---a
lse trough and ready host. HIN =, n, ..
Then speed the plough right merrily--to bid


il speed we come, Sssae II
God bless Columbia's yeoTanry, and give


them happy homes. NJ, I'll s...I