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And I have felt and you have fanned the flame | And I have felt and you have fanned the flame | ||
By mem'ry treasured, while her reign endures | By mem'ry treasured, while her reign endures | ||
These hours must | These hours must live -- & all their charms are yours | ||
O favoured land! renown'd for arts and arms | O favoured land! renown'd for arts and arms | ||
For manly talent, and for female charms | For manly talent, and for female charms | ||
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What fervent benedictions now were thine! | What fervent benedictions now were thine! | ||
But my last part is played--my knell is rung | But my last part is played--my knell is rung | ||
When e'en your praise falls faultering | When e'en your praise falls faultering from my tongue | ||
And all that you can hear, or I can tell | And all that you can hear, or I can tell | ||
To-- friends and patrons, hail, and Fare, you well | To-- friends and patrons, hail, and Fare, you well | ||
Latest revision as of 08:07, 17 July 2017
And if your bosoms own this kindly debt Of old remembrance, how shall mine forget? O how forget! --how oft I hither came In anxious hope, how oft returned with fame: How oft around your circle this weak hand Has waved immortal Shakespeare's magic wand Till the full burst of inspiration came And I have felt and you have fanned the flame By mem'ry treasured, while her reign endures These hours must live -- & all their charms are yours O favoured land! renown'd for arts and arms For manly talent, and for female charms Could this full bosom prompt the sinking line What fervent benedictions now were thine! But my last part is played--my knell is rung When e'en your praise falls faultering from my tongue And all that you can hear, or I can tell To-- friends and patrons, hail, and Fare, you well