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And sIouls ofioy and victoFy,

 Resopnd through aIl tho vale. We soon posses6 he hostile soil.

 For whichwe sorey bled, And as we paes survey the spoil, And find one hundred dead. Here tue bold Hibernian dies,

 Many an English youth s seen, And inc CaledOnian lies

 On the blood empnrpled green. In deaths cold arme young Lsesie lies,% Hisiilood has marked the plain; At the sight our sorrows rise,

 For noble warrior slain. Though an enemy, vet woe,

 For his Nirtlles, Inild and brave, Cause our eyes win fears ln How, S Over h's antiincly grave. etcarnage ccase, liic General cries,

 The wounded men relieve, Let foes find pity in yonr eyes,

 A md all your aid receive. War isour trade, tho horrid work

 OefwhelTns my hcaFl with woe; Act not like BTtDRs, the Turk,

 But spare vanqIished ioe Three hundred capiiycs graced inc day,

 4 nd military spoil, Thcconquering soldiers pride and pay,

 Hts recOmpense for ioll. Let IaurcIs in eternal green,

 Each valiant hero s,de, And t0rm splendid, glorious scene,

 Witi, flowers that never fade. sf# But who's the cliefthat guides their might,

 In brilliant glory's chase, And among the watrriors bright, sA Shines with superior grace Firm his step, his look serene, V; Placid as an evening sun, A chief he IS n shape and snicn, 'Tis the noble Washington. Hail renowned, insriots Ean. Conquest on thy banners wait GOpursue your gndiike plan, &

 Drive war and grief from every state. "A name given Gen. w. from the similarity of Iii conduct to that great Roman IA melancholy fact, and proof of their strong al tachment to fhe cause of freedom. tAbout 30 Hessans and only 2Americans killed: frozen to death. NInclu,ing 9 oficess--6OO men and nlany officer made their escape at the first of the action. &At his mansion house. dSon of theiE of Leyen.