Poems by Sir John Carr
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So trinkt ihn dann, und lasst uns alle wege Uns freun, und frölich seyn; Und wüsten wir, wo jemand traurig läge, Wir gaben ihm den wein. _TRANSLATION_. With wine-leaves crown the jovial cup, For, search all Europe round, You'll say, as pleas'd you drink it up, Such wine was never found. Such wine, &c. Our fathers' land this vine supplies; What soil can e'er produce But this, tho' warm'd with genial skies, Such mild, such gen'rous juice? Such mild, &c. Then shall the Rhine our smiles receive, For on its banks alone Can e'er be found a wine to give The soul its proper tone. The soul, &c. Come, put the jovial cup around, Our joys it will enhance, If any one is mournful found, |
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