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John Galsworthy

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God save the pennon, ragged to the dawn,
That signs to moon to stand, and sun to fly;
And flutters when the weak is overborne
To stem the tide of fate and certainty.
That knows not reason, and that seeks no fame —
--
Errantry, St. 4 - 5,

 
John Galsworthy

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