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Jun 08, 2020 bweb Jun 08, 2020 bweb Jun 08, 2020 bweb May 21, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 29 11 unsuccessful attempts to get away. We here took in some more provisions for the Captain's table, and sent letters on shore to our friends. At length the wind came fair, the merry old fifer struck up his famous tune and we step'd round with the capstan bars, the anchor was got and steering down channel, leaving our native, white-cliffed Albion, behind us. Farewell to England Adieu to thee dear England While this life my breast shall swell, I never can forget Land- -I've loved so long and well. Though storm and wave around thee rave, Thou'st beauty unto me; I could not rest within a grave That was not made in thee. The Kings of Briton's Isle. Ere they closed their ancient reign By their gallant action gave thee Wide empire o'er the main. And thou afar, a shining star Did other nations see. The pride of ocean's purple car The freest of the free. Oh! Briton's ancient daughters On thy wild romantic steep In the caverns of thy water Many a form is laid to sleep. That still I love, like some above. -The grave that yet there be And though to other lands I rove	p. 29 11 unsuccessful attempts to get away. We here took in some more provisions for the Captain's table, and sent letters on shore to our friends. At length the wind came fair, the merry old fifer struck up his famous tune and we step'd round with the capstan bars, the anchor was got and steering down channel, leaving our native, white-cliffed Albion, behind us. Farewell to England Adieu to thee dear England While this life my breast shall swell, I never can forget Land- -I've loved so long and well. Though storm and wave around thee rave, Thou'st beauty unto me; I could not rest within a grave That was not made in thee. The Kings of Briton's Isle. Ere they closed their ancient reign By their gallant action gave thee Wide empire o'er the main. And thou afar, a shining star Did other nations see. The pride of ocean's purple car The freest of the free. Oh! Briton's ancient daughters On thy wild romantic steep In the caverns of thy water Many a form is laid to sleep. That still I love, like some above. -The grave that yet there be And though to other lands I rove

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