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You braue Heroique minds	A
Worthy your Countries Name	B
That Honour still pursue	C
Goe and subdue	C
Whilst loyt'ring Hinds	A
Lurke here at home with shame	B
	-
Britans you stay too long	D
Quickly aboard bestow you	C
And with a merry Gale	E
Swell your stretch'd Sayle	E
With Vowes as strong	D
As the Winds that blow you	C
	-
Your Course securely steere	F
West and by South forth keepe	G
Rocks Lee shores nor Sholes	H
When EOLVS scowles	H
You need not feare	F
So absolute the Deepe	G
	-
And cheerefully at Sea	H
Successe you still intice	H
To get the Pearle and Gold	I
And ours to hold	I
VIRGINIA	J
Earth's onely Paradise	H
	-
Where Nature hath in store	F
Fowle Venison and Fish	K
And the Fruitfull'st Soyle	E
Without your Toyle	E
Three Haruests more	F
All greater then your Wish	K
	-
And the ambitious Vine	L
Crownes with his purple Masse	H
The cedar reaching hie	M
To kisse the Sky	N
The Cypresse Pine	L
And vse full Sassafras	H
	-
To whome the golden Age	O
Still Natures lawes doth giue	O
No other Cares that tend	P
But Them to defend	P
From Winters rage	O
That long there doth not liue	E
	-
When as the Lushious smell	E
Of that delicious Land	Q
Aboue the Seas that flowes	H
The cleere Wind throwes	H
Your Hearts to swell	E
Approaching the deare Strande	Q
	-
In kenning of the Shore	F
Thanks to God first giuen	L
O you the happy'st men	L
Be Frolike then	L
Let Cannons roare	F
Frighting the wide Heauen	L
	-
And in Regions farre	F
Such Heroes bring yee foorth	R
As those from whom We came	B
And plant Our name	B
Vnder that Starre	F
Not knowne vnto our North	R
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And as there Plenty growes	H
Of Lawrell euery where	F
APOLLO'S Sacred tree	F
You may it see	F
A Poets Browes	F
To crowne that may sing there	F
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Thy Voyages attend	P
Industrious HACKLVIT	P
Whose Reading shall inflame	B
Men to seeke Fame	B
And much commend	P
To after Times thy Wit	P

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