Citation - Pennsylvania Chronicle: 1770.07.09

PC.770.066
2-9 Jul 1770:951 (182)
. . . [14 lines, Introduction]
Borne by Aeolus o'er the Atlantic waves, 
To Indian lands, unknown, I wayward stray;
Whose verdant bosom silver Schuylkill laves, 
Stately and silent as the close of day:
Where rears the lofty spire its gilded crest, 
And thriving commerce drive the busy car;
In solemn pomp by lib'ral Nature dress'd, 
Majestic rolls the mighty Delaware.
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