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 1 1831|      of the Lake is lost, then it bursts suddenly on the eye,
 2 1831| palaces though we may roam,~Be it ever so humble, there’s
 3 1831|        strength to union, that it gives victory, courage and
 4 1831|       independence is our cry, it is to them that our efforts
 5 1831|      to render men better, and it is only on that principle
 6 1831|   appeal to arms is as just as it is inexorably necessary.~
 7 1831|    arms! my brethren! to arms! It is to you I address myself,
 8 1831|     off the afflictive yoke. - It is now against the Br[itish]
 9 1831|      the faith of our fathers; it is not against these that
10 1831|    jármot vagy soha. Most a br[it] nemzet ellen fogunk fegyvert,
11 1831|       equal in rank and power. It is also exceedingly simpe
12 1831|       I. W. etc. M. St. 2c and it is indeed a public allowance
13 1831|  misbehaviour, the law thought it reasonable to intrust him
14 1831|      uncomplaisantly expressed it, the worthiest of blood