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 We'll make our firm Allegiance good, With you, or any other Flood, To shame the Parties High and Low: Unite large Rivers with each strugling Spring, And shew great GEORGE the way to make a Glorious King.

[Aire.]

Plants and Flowers, the Sweets of Nature, Cheering now each mortal Creature, Blest with bright Apollo's Beams; Spring and Summer fair and lasting, All forget the Winter's blasting, Mounts of Snow, and frozen Streams.