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You brave heroic minds	A
Worthy your country's name	B
That honour still pursue	C
Go and subdue	C
Whilst loitering hinds	A
Lurk here at home with shame	B
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Britons you stay too long	D
Quickly aboard bestow you	C
And with a merry gale	E
Swell your stretch'd sail	E
With vows as strong	D
As the winds that blow you	C
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Your course securely steer	F
West and by south forth keep	G
Rocks lee shores nor shoals	H
When Eolus scowls	H
You need not fear	F
So absolute the deep	G
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And cheerfully at sea	H
Success you still entice	H
To get the pearl and gold	I
And ours to hold	I
Virginia	J
Earth's only paradise	H
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Where nature hath in store	K
Fowl venison and fish	L
And the fruitfull'st soil	M
Without your toil	M
Three harvests more	K
All greater than your wish	L
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And the ambitious vine	N
Crowns with his purple mass	H
The cedar reaching high	O
To kiss the sky	O
The cypress pine	N
And useful sassafras	H
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To whom the Golden Age	P
Still nature's laws doth give	Q
No other cares attend	R
But them to defend	R
From winter's rage	P
That long there doth not live	S
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When as the luscious smell	T
Of that delicious land	U
Above the seas that flows	H
The clear wind throws	H
Your hearts to swell	T
Approaching the dear strand	U
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In kenning of the shore	K
Thanks to God first given	V
O you the happiest men	W
Be frolic then	W
Let cannons roar	K
Frighting the wide heaven	V
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And in regions far	X
Such heroes bring ye forth	Y
As those from whom we came	B
And plant our name	B
Under that star	X
Not known unto our North	Y
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And as there plenty grows	H
Of laurel everywhere	Z
Apollo's sacred tree	H
You it may see	H
A poet's brows	H
To crown that may sing there	Z
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Thy Voyages attend	R
Industrious Hakluyt	R
Whose reading shall inflame	B
Men to seek fame	B
And much commend	R
To after times thy wit	R

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