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glad,-time flies so fast; Then away, then away, like a

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*. Who's afraid, who's afraid, of a little toil,
Or to work in the rain or the sun;

Study hard, study hard, 'tis but for a while,
And your work will the sooner be done.

When the heart's content, the mind is clear,
When the sun shines out, the scene 'twill cheer;
Come away, come away, like a merry boy,
With a tug, and a pull, and a smile!

3. When I play, I will play, like a pleasant boy,
And my play shall be cheerful and free;
When I work, I will work, like a Yankee boy,
With a right good will it shall be:
At work or play, endeavor still,
To do it with a right good will,
Then away, then away, O Yankee boy,
With a smile, and a pull, all so free.

4. Let's away with a cheer, with a glad hurrah!
Like a man I will toe to the mark;

Leave my play-all my play at the school room door,
With a heart like a cheerful lark.

And I will work all the time I'm there,

I'll keep each rule, and I'll work with care, Come away, haste away, there's the school bell, hark! I will be the very first one there.

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2. Joined heart and hand, a happy band,
We Freedom's flag display—

With music's sound, we gather round,—
Tis Independence day.

3. We shout and sing-and flowers bring— Youth's joyful emblems they

The laurel twine with fadeless pine,-
'Tis Independence day.

4. From morn till night with love unite,
To celebrate this day-

Let peace and joy our hearts employ,'Tis Independence day.

5. Our fathers brave, the land to save, Did Freedom's call obey

By young and old, their deeds be told,"Tis Independence day.

6. The brave of heart, bore well their part, Oppression's hand to stayTheir story long shall be our song,"Tis Independence day.

7. Let banners wave, for deeds so brave,
The stripes and stars display-
The Eagle bold, our shield shall hold,-
'Tis Independence day.

8. Huzza again, another strain,

And then for home away,

This day was won by WASHINGTON,—
'Tis Independence day.

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