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Quick was his way  a flash and a blow, Full of his fire was he   A fire of hell  'tis burnt out now   Green may his grave long be! QUICK WAS HIS WAY A FLASH AND A BLOW FULL OF HIS FIRE WAS HE A FIRE OF HELL TIS BURNT OUT NOW GREEN MAY HIS GRAVE LONG BE
 mountain-pool Where no man passes by. He thinks of Hill--a brave soul gone; And Ashby dead in pale disdain; And Stuart with the Rupert-plume, Whose blue eye never shall laugh again. He hears the drum; he sees our boys From his wasted fields return; Ladies feast them on strawberries, And even to kiss them yearn. He marks them bronzed, in soldier-trim, The rifle proudly borne; They bear it for an heir-loom home, And he--disarmed--jail-worn. Home, home--his heart is full of it; But home he never shall see, Even should he stand upon the spot; ’Tis gone!--where his brothers be. The cypress-moss from tree to tree Hangs in his Southern land; As weird, from thought to thought of his Run memories hand in hand. And so he lingers--lingers on In the City of the Foe-- His cousins and his countrymen Who see him listless go. A Grave near Petersburg, Virginia.[19] Head-board and foot-board duly placed-- Grassed in the mound between; Daniel Drouth is the slumberer’s name-- Long may his grave be green!  A GRAVE NEAR PEERSBURG VIRGINIA BY HERMAN MELVILLE READ FOR LIEBERVOX DOT ORK BY SAM HARASCA AT CLARK UNIVERSITY RECORDED NOVEMBER OF TWO THOUSAND TWELVE WORD PRESS DO CLARK EU D E U SLASH M E N E U M A N SLASH LIEBERVOX HEADBOARD AND FOOTBOARD DULY PLACED GRASSED IS THE MOUND BETWEEN DANIEL DROUGHT IS THE SLUMBER'S NAME LONG MAY HIS GRAVE BE GREEN
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