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A View from Oxford Cloisters	A
January	B
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With Tewksbury and Barnet heath	C
In days to come the field shall blend	D
The story dim and date obscure	E
In legend all shall end	D
Even now involved in forest shade	F
A Druid dream the strife appears	G
The fray of yesterday assumes	H
The haziness of years	G
In North and South still beats the vein	I
Of Yorkist and Lancastrian	J
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Our rival Roses warred for Sway	K
For Sway but named the name of Right	L
And Passion scorning pain and death	M
Lent sacred fervor to the fight	L
Each lifted up a broidered cross	N
While crossing blades profaned the sign	O
Monks blessed the fraticidal lance	P
And sisters scarfs could twine	O
Do North and South the sin retain	I
Of Yorkist and Lancastrian	J
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But Rosecrans in the cedarn glade	F
And deep in denser cypress gloom	Q
Dark Breckenridge shall fade away	K
Or thinly loom	Q
The pale throngs who in forest cowed	R
Before the spell of battle's pause	S
Forefelt the stillness that shall dwell	T
On them and on their wars	U
North and South shall join the train	I
Of Yorkist and Lancastrian	J
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But where the sword has plunged so deep	V
And then been turned within the wound	W
By deadly Hate where Climes contend	D
On vasty ground	W
No warning Alps or seas between	X
And small the curb of creed or law	Y
And blood is quick and quick the brain	I
Shall North and South their rage deplore	Z
And reunited thrive amain	I
Like Yorkist and Lancastrian	I

Herman Melville

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