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“Come, then! these few behind me may ye see
Who think it worse to live on wretchedly
Than cast the die amidst of noble strife
For honoured death or fearless glorious life—
—Yea, yea! and is the foe upon us then?”
Who think it worse to live on wretchedly
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For honoured death or fearless glorious life—
—Yea, yea! and is the foe upon us then?”
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