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IOLAND. Is Poland falien1 Can it be That, extinguisied is the flame of liberty ?? Fhat if now no longer burns Within the bosom of her sons! ls she daem'd 'd in he ensIaved, After all her perils braveda Alas. 'tis but too trHe. q Warsaw,s last champion has again surveyed Awasteo of ruin wide Ger his country laid;a i i,ougti i;;ss the right,

 And brave the fight, Yet tyranny prevailed. The earth has drunk The blood of Poland ]; and with it, Free don's sank. Alas! in vain, ye daring few, in vain Yonr eoursers ttunder'd OCT the plain, And battles fiery din, Within your land has been, To shed the blood ofsthose that would be Who know not how to bear the yoke oi

 tyranny. But is there left no hope? and does despair Her reign, with tyranny alone, establish

 there

 No! No. it cannot be:

 Fen now, mefhlnks, see One ray. it's gladsome influence shed O'dr Poland's lost. and fallen head. The Pole, who now roams o'er his ravag-

 cd land, To thee, 0 England, points his hand To thee, with weeping eyes, Thus, for his country cries ' Q land of might, why wilt thou not thy

 banner wave, And from the grave of slavery, my bleed

 ing country save p And next, o France, he turns to thy de- lightfnl shores, Thy people, .crown'd with plenty's lavish

 stores;

 Then, urged by joyful hopes, Thy assistance he invokes. Hear, oh! hear, the suppliant's prayer thou land Of liberty, and give, oh give thy help.

 tug hand. Awake, thou spirit, which did seek assist

 anee for the Greek, See the rude son of Russia, reeh In blood of freedom. France, send forth son, And him, like thine American Hero, may

 God employ To raise the long unhappy Poland to lib

 erty and joy.

 LEON. Geaeva, -Nov. IA, 1881.