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Oh enter not yon shadowy cave	A
Seek not the bright spars there	B
Though the whispering pines that o'er it wave	A
With freshness fill the air	B
For there the Patriot Three	C
In the garb of old array'd	D
By their native Forest sea	C
On a rocky couch are laid	D
	-
The Patriot Three that met of yore	E
Beneath the midnight sky	F
And leagued their hearts on the Gr tli shore	E
In the name of liberty	C
Now silently they sleep	G
Amidst the hills they freed	H
But their rest is only deep	G
Till their country's hour of need	H
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They start not at the hunter's call	I
Nor the Lammer geyer's cry	F
Nor the rush of a sudden torrent's fall	I
Nor the Lauwine thundering by	F
And the Alpine herdsman's lay	J
To a Switzer's heart so dear	K
On the wild wind floats away	J
No more for them to hear	L
	-
But when the battle horn is blown	M
Till the Schreckhorn's peaks reply	F
When the Jungfrau's cliffs send back the tone	M
Through their eagles' lonely sky	F
	-
When spear heads light the lakes	N
When trumpets loose the snows	O
When the rushing war steed shakes	N
The glacier's mute repose	O
	-
When Uri's beechen woods wave red	P
In the burning hamlet's light	Q
Then from the cavern of the dead	P
Shall the sleepers wake in might	Q
With a leap like Tell's proud leap	G
When away the helm he flung	R
And boldly up the steep	G
From the flashing billow sprung	R
	-
They shall wake beside their Forest sea	C
In the ancient garb they wore	E
When they link'd the hands that made us free	C
On the Gr tli's moonlight shore	E
And their voices shall be heard	S
And be answer'd with a shout	T
Till the echoing Alps are stirr'd	S
And the signal fires blaze out	T
	-
And the land shall see such deeds again	U
As those of that proud day	J
When Winkelried on Sempach's plain	V
Through the serried spears made way	J
And when the rocks came down	W
On the dark Morgarten dell	X
And the crowned casques o'erthrown	W
Before our fathers fell	X
	-
For the K hreihen's notes must never sound	Y
In a land that wears the chain	W
And the vines on freedom's holy ground	Y
Untrampled must remain	W
And the yellow harvests wave	A
For no stranger's hand to reap	G
While within their silent cave	A
The men of Gr tli sleep	G

Felicia Dorothea Hemans

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