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THE GRAVE OF ROMANA.
• TIRANSLATID FROM TUB SPANI.4II, BY MN MITI•LD, 139.
Warrior, say who lowly sleeps
In pot der fresh and nameless gthve,
Where the wounded Soldier sleeps
.--"Tis the death-bed of the brave!
There ROMANA'S ashes moulder,
CIOId of honour, free from stain t
Never did a nobler soldier
Fight and die for love of Spain!
Tel me not of RoNCEVALLES,
Or who storm'd ARA:it's Hall,
Wrapt in flames ELGUIDA'S Palace,
Tales of yore—and Sables all!
Chieftain, first in gallant stories !
Fame and Truth thy deeds make knoWn,
Spain in war will hail thy glories—
Other times *ball rake thy stone!