text:  "'For us the earth shall bring forth her increase; For us the flocks shall wear a golden fleece; Fat beeves shall yield us dainties not our own And the grape bleed a nectar yet unknown: For our advantage shall their harvests grow And Scotsmen reap what they disdain'd to sow: For us the sun shall climb the eastern hill; For us the rain shall fall the dew distil: When to our wishes Nature cannot rise Art shall be task'd to grant us fresh supplies; His brawny arm shall drudging Labour strain And for our pleasure suffer daily pain: Trade shall for us exert her utmost pow'rs Hers all the toil and all the profit ours: For us the oak shall from his native steep Descend and fearless travel thro' the deep; The sail of commerce for our use unfurl'd Shall waft the treasures of each distant world; For us sublimer heights shall science reach; For us their statesmen plot their churchmen preach: Their noblest limbs of counsel we'll disjoint And mocking new ones of our own appoint: Devouring War imprison'd in the north Shall at our call in horrid pomp break forth; And when his chariot wheels with thunder hung Fell Discord braying with her brazen tongue Death in the van with Anger Hate and Fear And Desolation stalking in the rear Revenge by Justice guided in his train He drives inpet'ous o'er the trembling plain Shall at our bidding quit his lawful prey And to meek gentle gen'rous Peace give way