Robert The Bruce
¶ 1
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Through the south gate of the city,
The Bruce rides into town,
The bright and keane-eyed jewell,
Hughes head invites the crown.
“Oh, kneel!” a coppell of bishops cry,
As he rides the last few moyles,
We grant to you the kingship
And the wealth of North Sea oils.”
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