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Happy are all who reach that distant shore,
     And bathe in heavenly day;
Happiest are those who high the banner bore,
     To marshal others on the way,
Or waited for them, fainting and way-worn,
     By burthens overborne.

Boston, Phillips, Sampson, 1852.

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