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ii L. OCINU thh l. III n w. .
BY ALEXANDER II. EVERETT.


Scion of a mighty stock:
Hands Of iron,-hear,s Of oak
Follow him with unfinching tread
Where the noble fathers led


Craft and subtle treachery
Gallant youth are not for ,,jee;
Follow thou in word and deeds
Where the God within thee leads.
Honesty with steady eye,
Truth and pure simplicity,
Love that gently winneth hearts,
These shall be thy only arts.


Prudent in the council train,
DauntIess on the battle plain
Ready at the country's need
For her glorious cause to bleed.


When the dews Of night distiI
Upon Ncrnon's holy hIli -
Where above it cleaning far
Freedom lights her guiding star
Thi,her turn the steady eye,
Flashing with purpose high:
Thilher with de, otion meet,
Often turn the pilgrims feet.


Let thy noble motto be
GoD.-lhe CouNrRY,-LrBERrY,-
Planted on religions rock,
Thou shalt stand in every shock.
Laugh at danger, far or near,-
Spurn at baSeness,-spurn at fear
Sill with perseverIng might.
Speak the truth, and do the right.
So shall poace,-a charming guest
Dove-llke in thy bosom rcst,--
So shall honors's steady blaze
Beam upon thy closing days.


Happy if celestial favor
Smile upon the high endeavor:
Happy if it be thy call
In the holy cause TO fall.