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Thou hast fallen in thine armor	A
Thou martyr of the Lord	B
With thy last breath crying 'Onward '	C
And thy hand upon the sword	B
The haughty heart derideth	D
And the sinful lip reviles	E
But the blessing of the perishing	F
Around thy pillow smiles	E
	-
When to our cup of trembling	F
The added drop is given	G
And the long suspended thunder	A
Falls terribly from Heaven	G
When a new and fearful freedom	H
Is proffered of the Lord	B
To the slow consuming Famine	G
The Pestilence and Sword	B
	-
When the refuges of Falsehood	I
Shall be swept away in wrath	D
And the temple shall be shaken	G
With its idol to the earth	D
Shall not thy words of warning	F
Be all remembered then	J
And thy now unheeded message	K
Burn in the hearts of men	J
	-
Oppression's hand may scatter	A
Its nettles on thy tomb	L
And even Christian bosoms	E
Deny thy memory room	L
For lying lips shall torture	A
Thy mercy into crime	M
And the slanderer shall flourish	N
As the bay tree for a time	M
	-
But where the south wind lingers	E
On Carolina's pines	E
Or falls the careless sunbeam	O
Down Georgia's golden mines	E
Where now beneath his burthen	J
The toiling slave is driven	J
Where now a tyrant's mockery	P
Is offered unto Heaven	J
	-
Where Mammon hath its altars	E
Wet o'er with human blood	Q
And pride and lust debases	E
The workmanship of God	R
There shall thy praise be spoken	J
Redeemed from Falsehood's ban	J
When the fetters shall be broken	J
And the slave shall be a man	J
	-
Joy to thy spirit brother	A
A thousand hearts are warm	S
A thousand kindred bosoms	E
Are baring to the storm	S
What though red handed Violence	E
With secret Fraud combine	J
The wall of fire is round us	E
Our Present Help was thine	J
	-
Lo the waking up of nations	E
From Slavery's fatal sleep	T
The murmur of a Universe	E
Deep calling unto Deep	T
Joy to thy spirit brother	A
On every wind of heaven	J
The onward cheer and summons	E
Of Freedom's voice is given	J
	-
Glory to God forever	A
Beyond the despot's will	U
The soul of Freedom liveth	D
Imperishable still	U
The words which thou hast uttered	V
Are of that soul a part	W
And the good seed thou hast scattered	V
Is springing from the heart	W
	-
In the evil days before us	E
And the trials yet to come	H
In the shadow of the prison	J
Or the cruel martyrdom	H
We will think of thee O brother	A
And thy sainted name shall be	P
In the blessing of the captive	X
And the anthem of the free	P

John Greenleaf Whittier

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