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William Wordsworth - Feelings Of The TyroleseWilliam Wordsworth - Feelings Of The Tyrolese
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THE Land we from our fathers had in trust, And to our children will transmit, or die: This is our maxim, this our piety; And God and Nature say that it is just. That which we `would` perform in arms--we must! We read the dictate in the infant`s eye; In the wife`s smile; and in the placid sky; And, at our feet, amid the silent dust Of them that were before us.--Sing aloud Old songs, the precious music of the heart!                Give, herds and flocks, your voices to the wind! While we go forth, a self-devoted crowd, With weapons grasped in fearless hands, to assert Our virtue, and to vindicate mankind.
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