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EPILOGUE.
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The man remains, and whatsoe'er
He wrought of good or brave
Will mould him thro' the cycle-year
That dawns behind the grave.


And here the Singer for his Art
Not all in vain may plead
The song that nerves a nation's heart,
Is in itself a deed.'