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James Henry Leigh Hunt - Bellman`s Verses For 1814James Henry Leigh Hunt - Bellman`s Verses For 1814
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Huzza, my boys! our friends the Dutch have risen, Our good old friends, and burst the Tyrant`s prison! Aye, and have done it without bloodshed too, Like men, to sense as well as freedom true. The moment, I`ll be sworn, that Ocean heard it, With a new dance of waters it bestirr`d it; And Trade, reviving from her trance of death, Took a new lease of sunshine and of breath. Let`s aid them, my fine fellows, all we can:— Where`s finer business for an Englishman— Who knows what `tis to eat his own good bread, And see his table-cloth securely spread— Than helping to set free a neighbour`s oven? Huzza! The Dutch for ever! Orange Boven!
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