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Rudolf Hess Dreamer walkʹd thro Englandʹs tapestried halls, Two famous Nordic nations to unite, On waking this burning impulse controls, Taking a Messerschmitt in solo flight Over the sea To the shores of Scotland, Bales out, floats prettily over immense highland. To be captured by some hayfork, Prodded to the police station, ʺYou must allow me, please, to talk With the Duke of Hamilton…ʺ Churchill puffʹd out his cigar smoke, ʺThis bizarre peace mission May never be permitted to prevail, Fob him off & leave him to rot in jail.ʺ As the bombshell fell on Hitler That the Reich Number Two Held prisoner, he squealʹd anger, ʺHis mind must be cuckoo... Iʹm surrounded by idiots!ʺ the air turnʹd black & blue. Ethiopia A rugged patriot with fuzzy hair Stood waiting for his moment to defy Those mustard gas traces lacing the air, So raised up his rifle, let loose a cry; Thro’ Halleʹs kingdom Echoes ten thousand fold Hoisted hearts for freedom, to break Benitoʹs hold Colonel Wingate answers the call, Crackling with warrior zen, Beside the Blue Nileʹs canyonʹd roll Marches his gallant Queensmen, Behind whose step the tribesmen fall From secret mountain den ‐ Together, with guerrilla strategy, To defeat an outwitted enemy. All over Abyssinia Each genʹralissimo Suits surrender, on white charger Wingate & triumphʹs glow Trot tween the eucalyptus in the shade of Antoto. The Berghof May 10 th 1941 Addis Ababba May 1941
Bismark At last the target ventures out to sea, Sister ship of the Graf Spree & Tirpitz, Queen of that unsinkable trinity, Enough to give any sailor the shits; She makes contact, Cutting her teeth in blood Furiously attackʹd sunk is the shell‐shockd Hood. The loss of a capitol ship Strikes the English to the core, In response her engines let rip As a hundered men of war Converge upon the last known blip ‐ Sheʹs sighted to the fore, The Home Fleet sends shells hurtling thro the air Their target wisely turns for St Nazaire But a lucky hull‐breach slows her, Bombarded from afar, The Dorsetshire administers, The toothy coup‐de‐gras, Her sailors leap into the waves as they swallow her star. Atlantic Ocean May 28th 1941 Death of Sue Johnstone London, diamond of civilisation, Now the hive of hornet activity, Sue Johnstone drifts to London Bridge station, Jumps on a train escaping to the seaʹ O balmy air, A lovely summerʹs day, The wind ruffles her hair, so good to get away. Thro East Croydon & Three Bridges, Where she wipes the window clean, Rusted cars forming field hedges Signposts nowhere to be seen, At Brighton she hops on a bus Winding to Rottingdean To stretch upon the sunny pebbl’d sand Alas! here all civilians are bann’d She left forever English seas, How soon would death arrive ‐ On flame‐lapp’d knees, thro smoke‐choked wheeze, “At least my kids survive!ʺ Clutching their little teddy‐bears, so slowly burnt alive. Poplar June 1941
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CONTENTS Axis & Allies DAMO Rome Th
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Book I Rome Canto 1 The Trojan War,
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Helen Not setting sun, not rosy‐f
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Rape of Rhea Amulius usurps Numitor
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Rape of the Sabines How fair art th
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Cannae Unbalanced by the Sicilian l
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Pompey the Great Flying toward the
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Death of Ceasar A queen of immacula
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Two Emporers With thrilling conques
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The Sack of Rome Canto 1 The march
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Christianitas Along road‐ruin the
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Monjoie! Great Charlemagne has clai
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Vikings The crow‐dark, horse‐sw
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Hastings Destiny haunts the Duke of
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Canto 3 The birth of Berlin, the se
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Sa‐Lah‐Din The crescent league
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Spanish Rebirth The troubador desce
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Mongol Advance Tho Ghengiz Khan is
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Crusader Sunset The Mamluk Sultan s
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The Fall of Constantinople As panti
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Death of Chivalry Beneath the pyram
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Opening the Orient Among the island
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Armarda English impressa dares the
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The Thirty Years War As shepherds f
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Seige of Vienna Islamic spectres on
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Alexander MacDonald Tho there is on
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Peter the Great As nature shapes ra
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Canto II The Seven‐Years War & th
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Struggle for Existance Europeʹs pr
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Martial Romance Paul callʹd upon h
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American Revolution Liberty is the
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Britain Determinʹd As the Sun‐Ki
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Book V IMMORTALS Canto 1 The rise o
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Jove Rays of pure stardust pulse ac
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Rise of Jove The promise of eternal
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A Royal Tourney Wide‐ruling Jove
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Birth of Liberty Britannia, the Gau
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Defending Asia Slept Gaulish Gods,
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Heavenʹs Anguish As the great God
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Conversazione The goddess Karma fle
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Canto I The rise of Napoleon from t
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Eastern Complex From Perpignan to R
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Arthur Wellesley How noble is the E
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Glorious Autumn The continent of Eu
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Tilsit Like some black hole in Euro
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Canto III The fall of Napoleon from
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Retreat from Moscow With rumours of
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Fontainbleu Allied armies surround
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Messengers France rolls restless be
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Soldiersʹ Passions The violet pepp
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Portent of War The winds of change
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Wellingtonʹs Return Kissʹd by the
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First Blows With the ʹPas de Charg
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Missʹd Opportunities Dawn illumed
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A Restless Night Two blazing fire t
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French Optimism How they marchʹd o
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First Skirmish Wild flowers swayed
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Death of Picton Below the ridge in
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Canto II The French assaults & the
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Fall of the Farmouse With Wellingto
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A Deadly Pause Across the playne pr
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Wellingtonʹs Victory As thoʹ to s
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Napoleonic Fall An eagle circlʹd L
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Book IX The Great Game Canto I The
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The Ottoman Decay As just heroes ra
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Japanese Renaissance They watchʹd
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Otto Von Bismark The German nations
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Scramble For Africa Rhodes brings a
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American Empire As the destiny of A
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The Eastern Question The Tsarist em
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Death of Innocence A new beginning
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Canto I The course of the war from
Page 145 and 146: Battle of the Marne Such bitter see
Page 147 and 148: The Last Grenadier An old man hobbl
Page 149 and 150: Deserter There is a madness in the
Page 151 and 152: The English at the Somme The Magpie
Page 153 and 154: Canto III From the entry of the Ame
Page 155 and 156: All Quiet on the Western Front Twas
Page 157 and 158: Death of Owen The choice & master s
Page 159 and 160: Armistice The War is over, namore t
Page 161 and 162: The Nazi Party He mutter’d thro t
Page 163 and 164: The Wall Street Crash Young land of
Page 165 and 166: Anti‐Semitism Iin the heart of Eu
Page 167 and 168: Hitler Youth Max Stemmler roarʹd a
Page 169 and 170: Fascist Knot Hitler receiv’d his
Page 171 and 172: Nazi Party Rally The moment Max Ste
Page 173 and 174: War’s Promise While Britain rode
Page 175 and 176: Diplomatic Formalities A telegram l
Page 177 and 178: B.E.F. That happy breed of men chee
Page 179 and 180: Canto II The German attack on Franc
Page 181 and 182: Lightning War Somewhere midst the f
Page 183 and 184: Echoes of Defeat Thoʹ stretchʹd t
Page 185 and 186: Conqueror! Clear as crystal in his
Page 187 and 188: Royal Air Force ʺQueen to Bishop s
Page 189 and 190: BOOK XIII Barbarossa Canto I The de
Page 191 and 192: Desert War The Generalissimo took s
Page 193 and 194: Desert Fox As Rommel took first ste
Page 195: Bligh’s Capture There is a heat a
Page 199 and 200: A Letter Home For six long months L
Page 201 and 202: Barbarossa The scenery sheds a sepi
Page 203 and 204: Prisoner of War Cradle of Slavic Ch
Page 205 and 206: Canto 1 The arrival of Balrog Balro
Page 207 and 208: The Approach On the flaming hoof ro
Page 209 and 210: The Indifference of Jove Saint Pete
Page 211 and 212: Heavenly Counsel Above the flight o
Page 213 and 214: Battle Lines So even Fate must pass
Page 215 and 216: Canto 3 The spread of the Immortal
Page 217 and 218: Evil Empire Midgard play’d host t
Page 219 and 220: Defeating Valhalla The brave Aesir
Page 221 and 222: Emperor Admirant Tojo lilts thro lu
Page 223 and 224: American Opinion Rita clocks off an
Page 225 and 226: Winston Chuchill Face sighing stern
Page 227 and 228: Resettlement The Star of Poland sti
Page 229 and 230: The British Ocean The waters of the
Page 231 and 232: The Pendulum Turns The winter offen
Page 233 and 234: FC Start Kizmenko was marchʹd into
Page 235 and 236: Stalin’s City The Sixth Army thun
Page 237 and 238: Digression I pledge a motion for th
Page 239 and 240: The Muslim Landing From watchtowers
Page 241 and 242: Canto 2 The siege of Malta A Fresh
Page 243 and 244: The Last Assault As mines explode i
Page 245 and 246: Napoleonica Come let us ramble on t
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Bombing Malta As when muskets ended
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Malta Starved There was no spring i
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Book XVII Allied Advances Canto I T
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Arctic Circle The ice‐encrusted l
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Maltese Falcon From nettle‐danger
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Imperial Dementia The pursuit of un
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The Pendulum Turns From the depths
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Death of Xaver Stemmler Eʹer since
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Lost at Sea Rose & Freda arrive at
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Invasion of Italy ‘What is it all
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Canto I The course of the war enact
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Conquest of Italy Languor usurps th
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Savage Rape “At last! At last! Th
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End of the Dream Encaved in a dista
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Monte Cassino From white morning mi
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Canto III D‐Day & the Allied inva
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Denial & Destiny Across Ribbentrop
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The Longest Day The breath of morni
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Revenge! A secret smile spread to e
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Betrayal! What emotion transforms m
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Death in the Jungle Having swappʹd
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Liberation Aux Barricades! with pat
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The Hungarian Question Hoffa tries
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Defeating the Wehrmacht Men shuffle
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Landsturm Max Stemmler requisition
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General Patton The star‐marked op
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Death Camp If this is life then lif
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Collapse of the Reich Only Goebells
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Canto II The defeat of Japan & the
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Death of Basho The messenger sprint
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Killer Blow Molotov meets with the
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At Home with the Windsors As mornin
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Grand Palace of Justice Of an empir
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Book XXI The Cold War Canto I The R
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Blood‐Ties By sleeper train the w
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A Game of Ten‐Pin It seems the Wa
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JFK As the all‐American democrat
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Modern Warfare The Viet Cong receiv
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World Cup It seems mankind has foun
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Toyboy Drainʹd by the stresses of
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Star Wars From the knocking at the
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Canto I The rise of religious tensi
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Invocation There is a glade in an a
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Terrorist As Atta travell’d to th
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The North Tower How vastly the capi
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Death of the Towers From musing‐g
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Canto III The Allied invasion of Is
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Regimeʹs End Pursuing the ʹmost w
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Death of Saddam Hussein Since Tilsi
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Holy Waters Uncle Sam sat enthroned
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Stone to Dust Mars has retreated to
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Twilight of the Gods How gruesome i
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Striking the Allies Cocytus shimmer
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Heavenly Judgement Jove greets the
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Heavenly Schism O there must pass a
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Power of Faith The Gods gather’d
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New Begginings Jove flung Satanus i
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Departures Acccompanied by Appollon
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Idyllicity A little further down th
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Canto 2 The Poet’s journey round
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Indiana Byron Gorgeous Coromandel,
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Colonial Akbarʹs passengers rush f
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Sacred City Alluvial flatlands roll
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Cricket This short, Byronic sortie
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BOOK XXV Mumbai Canto 1 The initial
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First Landing Night nestled midst t
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A Small Matter of Timing As gunmen
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Wounded! The call came in from deep
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Captured Finding a bullet had a bac
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An Unusual Wedding With Mumbai’s
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Inspirations I was not yet prepared
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Commando Ajmal lay frighten’d in
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Canto I The poetʹs journey thro He
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Ancyent Wisdom Girdling circles of
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Heart of Hell The Tuscan singer bri
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Noble Births I sing of Rama & his n
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The Golden Stag Despite his chief a
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Canto III The poetʹs journey thro
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Heavenly Passage Light illimitable
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Epiphany As gradients upend alpinis
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Ave Futura! What of man’s progres
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Fall of Greece The Asian hordes, cr
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Fall of England As France lay panti
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Invading Scotland Raypoz met Selin
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Trojan Horse Selin stepp’d throug
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CHYREN’s High Tide Raypoz steps s
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Reconquest of Italy The empire of C
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Final Victory The Wars are over bar
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