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... !posts' Copier. THl'E SPANIARD'S APPEAL. G OD of our Fathers! in wEhose name, Riesistless as the wild Simooin, WXe ruiRi'd throulig clouds of smuine and flame, And swept away, to death and doom, T[he legiouns of the Iron Crown. And huirtd the Imperial Dc'pot down; Inilamed by %chose life-givilug isiod, W\e poir d our ire(riliited blood Y4oi e frelly I .hin he desert-bird Whose ealirt-drops ...

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... 1,010M, Copier. THE GREEK TO THE DELPHIC LAUREL. WI-HrE D is that sacred botigh Which the lightning's fury spared, Of its beauteous foliege now By the savage spoiler bared. Greenly did it gafland o'er Freedorm's altar-Virtue's shrine, ' here our lathers knelt of yore In the light of Glory's sign. But the cypress deeply glooms- Mour ner of the wasted latld- Constant to the place of tombs, D ...