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R214450 BEGIN the Song, advance the Noble Strain, / VVhile Earth and Skies the Confort shall maintain; Information in this section of the Source Description refers to the original ballad manuscript. 1: 174 1: 174 AN / ODE / ON HER / ROYAL HIGHNESS / THE / Princess of Orange. AN ODE ON HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE Princess of Orange. AN ODE ON HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE Princess of Orange. ?-?

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BEGIN the Song, advance the Noble Strain, While Earth and Skies the Consort shall maintain; Earth and Skies consent to raise the Bright Uranias Praise; Since all that Earth and Skies have sweet, in Bright Urania meet; fit that Earth and Skies should be the Rivals of our Harmony, And in one joyful Quire the Divine Urania greet. Urania to the Stars does show What Beauty Crown'd with Piety can do; How bright a Lustre it can take, how near Approaches make to their Celestial Day; While she does more than mortal Beams display, and shines a Star below. Hark
Hark how the British Coast to Belgia does resound, With her fair Presence blest, as ours with Caesars Crownd; Each Wind and Wave in eager hast are lost, While for the happy Tidings they aspire, and of Uranias Health enquire; Urania, Earth's Delight, Urania, Heav'ns Desire. If Piety and Royal Race, In Heav'ns Protection have the chiefest place, What Wonders for Urania must it do, What Cherubims must guard the Saint and Princess too! This Day be ever held Divine, The bright Restorer of the Royal Line. Let's sing the Hero of Conquering Arms, The Princess of conquering Charms, By Heav'n for each other prepar'd, Which to Crown their Deserts, United their hearts, And made them each others Reward. Live Urania, happy live, Enjoy those peaceful hours, The most auspicious Pow'rs, And kindest Planets give. Live Urania, happy live; Let musical Dales, And the ecchoing Vales The triumphs of Beauty and Vertue rehearse, And Urania be ever the Theme of our Verse.
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