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| "Then a darker, drearier vision | | Passed before me vague and cloudlike; | | I beheld our nation scattered, | | All forgetful of my council, | | Weakened, warring with each other: | | Saw the remnant of our people | | Sweeping westward, wild and woful, | | Like the cloud rack of a tempest, | | Like the withered leaves of Autumn!" | D. D. MERRILL COMPANY NEW YORK and SAINT PAUL
Copyrighted, 1893, D. D. MERRILL CO.
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