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ng since dead, it must not be said That the proud reign of Chivalry 's o'er-- There are many as bold as the brave Knights of old To be found in the Rifle Corps. Hurrah! Hurrah! for the Rifle Corps; May they ever be ready to stand In defence of the Right, and be willing to fight For the Queen and their native land. Old England intends with the world to be friends, While Honour with Peace is combined; But the moment her foe lifts his hand for a blow, All friendship she flings to the wind. Should an enemy dare e'en as much as prepare To bring War's alarms to our shore, He will find every coast bristling o'er with a host Of the brave-hearted Rifle Corps. Hurrah! Hurrah! for the Rifle Corps; May they ever be ready to stand In defence of the Right, and be willing to fight For the Queen and their native land. Let the wine goblet brim with red wine to the rim-- Let Beauty look on all the while, As with eyes that approve in the language of love She crowns the proud toast with a smile: May each Rifle be seen round the Throne and the Queen Should danger e'er threaten our shore: And with many a shout let the echo ring out-- Three cheers for the Rifle Corps! Hurrah! Hurrah! for the Rifle Corps; May they ever be ready to stand In defence of the Right, and be willing to fight For the Queen and their native land. CAREFUL WHEN YOU FIND A FRIEND. SET TO MUSIC AND PUBLISHED. O if in life you'd friends obtain, Be careful how you choose them; For real friends are hard to gain, And trifling things may lose them. Hold out your hand to every palm That reaches forth to greet you; But keep your heart for those alone Who with pure friendship meet you. Then if in life a friend you'd find, Be careful how you choose one; True friends are scarce among mankind: A trifling thing may lose one. A friend your heart may now relieve, And one day want relieving; So if from others you'd receive Ne'er shrink from wisely giving. Be grateful when you find a friend-- The heart that's thankless--spurn it; Let conscience guide you to the end-- Take friendship and return it. Then if in life a friend you'd find, Be careful how you choose one; True friends are scarce among mankind: A trifling thing may lose one.
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