PAT O'KELLY, THE IRISH POET.
Three poets, of three different nations born,
With works immortal do this age adorn;
Byron, of England—Scott, of Scotia's blood—And,
Erin's pride, O'Kelly, great and good.
'Twould take a Byron and a Scott, I tell ye,
Roll'd up in one, to make a Pat O'Kelly.
Legends of the Lakes.