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to ru

all hail! exorable lord!

at whose destruction-breathg word,

the ightiest epires fall!

thy cruel, woe-delighted tra,

the isters of grief and pa,

a sullen wele, all!

with stern-relv&039;d, despairg eye,

i see each aid dart;

for one has cut y dearest tie,

and ivers y heart

then low&039;rg, and pourg,

the stor no ore i dread;

tho&039; thick&039;ng, and bck&039;ng,

round y devoted head

and thou gri pow&039;r by life abhorr&039;d,

while life a pleasure can afford,

oh! hear a wretch&039;s pray&039;r!

nor ore i shrk appall&039;d, afraid;

i urt, i beg thy friendly aid,

to close this scene of care!

when shall y ul, silent peace,

resign life&039;s joyless day—

y weary heart its throbbg cease,

ld ould&039;rg the cy?

no fear ore, no tear ore,

to sta y lifeless face,

encsped, and grasped,

with thy ld ebrace!