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Wintered
the greatest twite the authi and
what after results in mannity
north is the awful I silence comed of forget think
a
ao
of starting month without henry alothing
as withhold some kind munical
rument. 11 (lecturing Reny.)
Hight droops her wing o uping the folar sea,
But stills for than might when all is still
an in clad vesal dreams of Liberty
Fash in her first first sleep, lient and chill.
Black barren reaches round, without a soul,
On their cain guest to fild the Wonderns Pola
Realms where the beaut of ages met decease
And sted fush listh on the centuries.
Housin guits brign honesome nought of notion
On all that A subject after oceans freeze a
thought but the form of one with high devotion
At his ships grow, and whispering words
(like these
o arctic Mistrios why ach than so cold
Lengthen Thy smile of Samshine to the bold
and frigid to the overtures of of men ?
And draw they suppliant thine heart. Amen
This are the white domains of Solitude
In crystal castle eye hath never biewed
Where only daunthes mortal done invode,
she tempat to biture all who are way laid
With Rapture dead; an ice for sepping near
Doth music sum amid the hish and full
Silence the sailor knows not reginnth here
to wares soft whisper on this rise. wom hull
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This file contains poems and letters dedicated to Robert Peary and the 1909 expedition to the North Pole. Also included are poems relating to Frederick Cook and his claim of reaching the North Pole first.
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