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Take up the White man's burden	A
Send forth the best ye breed	B
Go bind your sons to exile	C
To serve your captives' need	B
To wait in heavy harness	D
On fluttered folk and wild	E
Your new caught sullen peoples	F
Half devil and half child	E
	-
Take up the White Man's burden	A
In patience to abide	G
To veil the threat of terror	H
And check the show of pride	G
By open speech and simple	I
An hundred times mad plain	J
To seek another's profit	K
And work another's gain	J
	-
Take up the White Man's burden	A
The savage wars of peace	L
Fill full the mouth of Famine	A
And bid the sickness cease	L
And when your goal is nearest	M
The end for others sought	N
Watch Sloth and heathen Folly	O
Bring all your hope to nought	N
	-
Take up the White Man's burden	A
No tawdry rule of kings	P
But toil of serf and sweeper	H
The tale of common things	P
The ports ye shall not enter	H
The roads ye shall not tread	N
Go make them with your living	Q
And mark them with your dead	N
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Take up the White man's burden	A
And reap his old reward	N
The blame of those ye better	H
The hate of those ye guard	N
The cry of hosts ye humour	H
Ah slowly toward the light	N
quot Why brought ye us from bondage	R
quot Our loved Egyptian night quot	N
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Take up the White Man's burden	A
Ye dare not stoop to less	S
Nor call too loud on freedom	T
To cloak your weariness	D
By all ye cry or whisper	H
By all ye leave or do	N
The silent sullen peoples	F
Shall weigh your Gods and you	N
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Take up the White Man's burden	A
Have done with childish days	U
The lightly proffered laurel	I
The easy ungrudged praise	U
Comes now to search your manhood	N
Through all the thankless years	V
Cold edged with dear bought wisdom	T
The judgment of your peers	V

Rudyard Kipling

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