| Drum-Taps............................................ |
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| Shut not your doors to me proud Libraries............ |
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| Cavalry crossing a ford.............................. |
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| Song of the Banner at Day-Break...................... |
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| By the bivouac's fitful flame........................ |
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| 1861................................................. |
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| From Paumanok starting I fly like a bird............. |
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| Beginning my studies................................. |
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| The Centenarian's Story.............................. |
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| Pioneers! O Pioneers!................................ |
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| Quicksand years that whirl me I know not whither..... |
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| The Dresser.......................................... |
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| When I heard the learn'd Astronomer.................. |
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| Rise O Days from your fathomless deeps............... |
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| A child's amaze...................................... |
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| Beat! beat ! drums !................................. |
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| Come up from the fields, father...................... |
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| City of ships........................................ |
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| Mother and babe...................................... |
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| Vigil strange I kept on the fled one night........... |
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| Bathed in war's perfume.............................. |
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| A march in the ranks hard-prest, and the road unknown |
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| Long, too long, O land............................... |
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| A sight in camp in the day-break grey and dim........ |
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| A farm picture....................................... |
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| Give me the splendid silent sun...................... |
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| Over the carnage rose prophetic a voice.............. |
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| Did you ask dulcet rhymes from me?................... |
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| Year of meteors...................................... |
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| The Torch............................................ |
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| Years of the unperform'd............................. |
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| Year that trembled and reel'd beneath me............. |
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| The Veteran's vision................................. |
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| O tan-faced Prairie-boy.............................. |
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| Camps of green.......................................... |
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| As toilsome I wander'd Virginia's woods................. |
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| Hymn of dead soldiers................................... |
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| The ship................................................ |
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| A Broadway pageant...................................... |
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| Flag of stars, thick-sprinkled bunting.................. |
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| Old Ireland............................................. |
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| Look down fair moon..................................... |
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| Out of the rolling ocean, the crowd..................... |
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| World, take good notice................................. |
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| I saw old General at bay................................ |
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| Others may praise what they like........................ |
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| Solid, ironical, rolling orb............................ |
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| Hush'd be the camps to-day.............................. |
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| Weav in, weave in, my hardy soul........................ |
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| Turn, O Libertad........................................ |
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| Bivonac on a mountain side.............................. |
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| Pensive on her dead gazing, I heard the mother of all... |
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| Not youth pertains to me................................ |
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