Chapter_69

2 0 00

“Then poets will arise and high their lays will soar,

Worthy of the muse of a Burns or a Moore,”

A Shakespeare and a Milton, the great and the wise,

Will sing of the glories of our northern skies,

Of its lakes and rivers and its mountains grand,

Of its fertile plains and great prairie land,

A fit theme for song this empire gigantic,

Whose arms stretch from Pacific to Atlantic.