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[Jennifer J. Leong Cardwell, j_leongcardwell@yahoo.com, transcription 8 July 2017]
[Jennifer J. Leong Cardwell, j_leongcardwell@yahoo.com, transcription 8 July 2017]
To view the mother of thy infant races,
To view the mother of thy infant race,
Hang in mute anguish o'er her wasting child,  
Hang in mute anguish o'er her wasting child,  
The progress of disease to [pace?] -
The progress of disease to pace -
To see cold famine pale his cherub face -
To see cold famine pale his cherub face -
To see him die, and start a man, a craving [1 illegible]
To see him die, and start a man, a craving wild;
Yes Robin, e'en tho starving, then may it sigh
Yes Robin, e'en tho starving, thou mayst sigh
For man, his never ending ills deplores!
For man, his never ending ills deplores!
Then will soon be blest; or die -
Thou will soon be blest; or die -
Perhaps e'en now the grateful thaw is nigh
Perhaps e'en now the grateful thaw is nigh
When love and plenty shall the (2 illegible).
When love and plenty shall the bliss  restore.
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Latest revision as of 04:55, 11 July 2017

[Jennifer J. Leong Cardwell, j_leongcardwell@yahoo.com, transcription 8 July 2017] To view the mother of thy infant race, Hang in mute anguish o'er her wasting child, The progress of disease to pace - To see cold famine pale his cherub face - To see him die, and start a man, a craving wild; Yes Robin, e'en tho starving, thou mayst sigh For man, his never ending ills deplores! Thou will soon be blest; or die - Perhaps e'en now the grateful thaw is nigh When love and plenty shall the bliss restore. - - - - - - - - - ----