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for Liberian cxile dungered deep
And the causless rankle of his chains
They follow with their unharmonic strains.
though ah guesome fate he give a weep
what In then can Eyes dream, for men delight
The G son his silence wakens in the night
symbols , to present what they Endone
all harps are mute, nor is there cure.
tiketh players barque times shall rise
his still XXX a and sometimes entertain
The white sca-bid that homewood idly flies,
Ciding the ship of song and on again.
We chant with music all one warmest hopes
In a temperate climes and summy southern slopes
And catch in answer pledges that will please
midst stem winter scenes in low degrees
"Explores "I'll Press Welcome on 1" doth to shing my zone in many again, a divers time
Beneath the Northern Star but there alme.
kiss and call the mine of all The Jan,
Blest Song! to thanklin in snowy crats
If us, when wintered carol working notes,
Goddent to stiffrom sleep as morning from
Sing that the ministry offirst is done.
shell
The ic - clasp fails, the ship steals from her,
Soon lifes' mysticions milody will tell (song;
For bear my minstrels, hack! the turbines
That we have Spring time found and move
the drof mute
the ten greah Poliscukers.
Henry Inines
(along
Varsity 08
Out.
Feb 1908.
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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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