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Did all the lets and bars appear To every just or larger end, Whence should come the trust and cheer? Youth must its ignorant impulse lend   Age finds place in the rear. DID ALL THE LETS AND BARS APPEAR TO EVERY JUST OR LARGER END WHENCE SHOULD COME THE TRUST AND CHEER YOUTH MUST ITS IGNORANT IMPULSE LEND AGE FINDS PLACE IN THE REAR
 mother To brother and to brother Not in hatred so to part-- And the fissure in the hearth Growing momently more wide. Then the glances ’tween the Fates, And the doubt on every side, And the patience under gloom In the stoniness that waits The finality of doom. II So the winter died despairing, And the weary weeks of Lent; And the ice-bound rivers melted, And the tomb of Faith was rent. O, the rising of the People Came with springing of the grass, They rebounded from dejection And Easter came to pass. And the young were all elation Hearing Sumter’s cannon roar, And they thought how tame the Nation In the age that went before. And Michael seemed gigantical, The Arch-fiend but a dwarf; And at the towers of Erebus Our striplings flung the scoff. But the elders with foreboding Mourned the days forever o’er, And re called the forest proverb, The Iroquois’ old saw: _Grief to every graybeard When young Indians lead the war._ The March into Virginia, Ending in the First Manassas. (July, 1861.)  THE MARCH INTO VIRGINIA ENDING IN THE FIRST MANAS JULY EIGHTEEN SIXTY ONE BY HERMAN MELVILLE READ FOR LIEBRAVOX DOT ORK BY SAM HARASCA AT CLARK UNIVERSITY RECORDED OCTOBER OF TWO THOUSAND TWELVE WARD PRESS DO CLARK EU DAR E D U SLASH M E N E U M A N SLASH LIEBRAVOX
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