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The story of Patriots' day, Lexington and Concord, April 19, 1775, with poems brought out on the first observation of the anniversary holiday (1895)

Varney, George Jones, 1836- [from old catalog] · Boston, Lee and Shepard · leaf 162

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were sowed,Where Concord, lovely Concord, flowed. The heavens splendid sanguine hue, Slow changed into a sapphire blue, And its reflection dimly showed Where Concord, mirrored Concord, glowed. The stars of evening sparkled clear;The hills, the fields, the roadways drear.No more with the dying… … CONCORD RIVER I49 I thought upon that happy seerWho wrote with neither scorn nor fear,Who dwelt serene in his abode,Where Concord, holy Concord, flowed. I thought on him whose charming penHad analyzed the souls of men,And of the Manse, near by the road.Where Concord, classic Concord, flowed. Upon…

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