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See you the ferny ride that steals	A
Into the oak woods far	B
O that was whence they hewed the keels	A
That rolled to Trafalgar	C
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And mark you where the ivy clings	D
To Bayham's mouldering walls	E
O there we cast the stout railings	D
That stand around St Paul's	E
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See you the dimpled track that runs	F
All hollow through the wheat	G
O that was where they hauled the guns	F
That smote King Philip's fleet	G
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Out of the Weald the secret Weald	G
Men sent in ancient years	H
The horse shoes red at Flodden Field	G
The arrows at Poitiers	H
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See you our little mill that clacks	H
So busy by the brook	I
She has ground her corn and paid her	C
Ever since Domesday Book	I
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See you our stilly woods of oak	J
And the dread ditch beside	G
O that was where the Saxons broke	J
On the day that Harold died	G
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See you the windy levels spread	G
About the gates of Rye	K
O that was where the Northmen fled	G
When Alfred's ships came by	K
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See you our pastures wide and lone	L
Where the red oxen browse	H
O there was a City thronged and known	L
Ere London boasted a house	H
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And see you after rain the trace	H
Of mound and ditch and wall	M
O that was a Legion's camping place	H
When Caesar sailed from Gaul	M
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And see you marks that show and fade	G
Like shadows on the Downs	H
O they are the lines the Flint Men made	G
To guard their wondrous towns	H
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Trackway and Camp and City lost	G
Salt Marsh where now is corn	N
Old Wars old Peace old Arts that cease	H
And so was England born	N
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She is not any common Earth	O
Water or wood or air	P
But Merlin's Isle of Gramarye	K
Where you and I will fare	P

Rudyard Kipling

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