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Show I mnia? 36 APPENDIX We shun poetic ornaments, we scorn 'em Unites Your bounties want no fiction to adorn 'em And Tho' in continual streams your favours flow'd Moy b We still have ask'd, and you have still bestow'd And yo Have granted each petition o'er and o'er Yet we, like other beggars, ask for more And t What -can we ask, blest with such favours past This only,-that those favours still may last May this day's joy return with many a year And, when it comes, with added joy, appear May arts and science reach the topmost heights And ev'ry muse prepare for nobler flights May ev'ry blessing ev'ry hour encrease And all be crown'd with that chief bIessing, peace May he, that Briton born *, who glads all hearts Who to this land unbounded loye imparts clean.sh data import.tsv out README Alludin Parliament, t hi "" Bor Majesty's word an ' in his first speech to hi educated in this country, I glory in th "" name of Briton, Unite |
