From Ae I oxen Tor l742.

HUNTING SONG.


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Oh see how the red deer boundeth.
As ne hears the horu IN The morning
He leaps. as the blast resoundeth,
In his fight. the hunter scorning.
And away, away, Oh away.
He fleets through ;i'e forest drear
I : more Wild freedom play,
Than the hurried speed Of fear.
He leaps. as the blast resOundeth
In ms I'll yht. the hunter sclrning
And away away he boundeth,
AS he hears the horn in the morning


Then ohs Ohio Ohio


Away % chase the deer


Ono ono oho!


The free. the free are here.
And on. through the forest aeeiing,
He MES TO the rock built fountain,
And hears but toe echo, retreating
To the dels and glens Of the mountain.
He stands By the welcome spring,
And looks in the mirror below
When, hark through the green wood ring
The horn and the loud ono
He leaps as the blast resoundcth
Ia MS fight. the hunter scorning,
And away, away he boun1eth
As he hears the norm in the morning.


Then OHIO ono Ohio!


Away 10 chase the deer


Ono OHIO ono


The free the free are here