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"Cimmeria" (poem)
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"The Kiowa's Tale" (poem)
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"The Grim Land" (poem)
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"The Feud" (poem)
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"But the Hills Were Ancient Then"
(poem)
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"The Ballad of Buckshot Roberts"
(poem)
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"The Alamo" (poem)
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"John Ringold" (poem)
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"The Lost San Saba Mine" (poem)
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"Ghost Dancers" (poem)
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"San Jacinto (1)" (poem)
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"The Sand-Hill's Crest" (poem)
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"Adventure (1)" (poem)
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"The Outgoing of Sigurd the Jerusalem-Farer"
(poem)
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"Crusade" (poem)
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"The Return of the Sea-Farer" (poem)
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"Ocean-Thoughts" (poem)
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"Heritage (1)" (poem)
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"The Song of Horsa's Galley" (poem)
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"The Harp of Alfred" (poem)
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"Singing Hemp" (poem)
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"Black Harps in the Hills" (poem)
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"Viking's Trail" (poem)
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"Dreaming on Downs" (poem)
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"The Song of the Last Briton" (poem)
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"The Isle of Hy-Brasil" (poem)
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"Desert Dawn" (poem)
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"Easter Island" (poem)
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"Twilight on Stonehenge" (poem)
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"Men of the Shadows" (poem)
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"Dreams of Nineveh" (poem)
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"Empire's Destiny" (poem)
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"Hadrian's Wall" (poem)
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"Flight" (poem)
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"Two Men" (poem)
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"The Adventurer" (poem)
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"Shadow of Dreams" (poem)
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"Recompense" (poem)
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"Autumn" (poem)
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"A Moment" (poem)
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"Earth-Born" (poem)
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"This is a Young World" (poem)
(See Notes)
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"The Ages Stride on Golden Feet"
(poem)
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"Roses Laughed in Her Pretty Hair"
(poem) (See Notes)
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"The Seven-Up Ballad" (poem)
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"An American Epic" (poem)
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"The Kissing of Sal Snooboo" (poem)
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"The Gladiator and the Lady" (poem)
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"Scarlet and Gold are the Stars Tonight"
(poem) (See Notes)
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"The Bride of Cuchulain" (poem)
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"A Dawn in Flanders" (poem)
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"Emancipation" (poem)
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"The Campus at Midnight" (poem)
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"Roundelay of the Roughneck"
(poem)
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"Symbols" (poem)
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Notes
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Selection, arrangement, and
commentary by Paul Herman.
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Sold exclusively at the Howard House in
Cross Plains, Texas.
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First printing limited to 40 copies.
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Second printing adds Paul Herman's name
to the title page and corrects one error in the Table of Contents.
"Shadows of Yesterday" was corrected to be "Shadows from Yesterday."
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The following poems were untitled
by REH.
It is traditional to take untitled poems and use the first line as a title
when collecting an author's work.
"This is a Young World"
"Roses Laughed in Her Pretty Hair"
"Scarlet and Gold are the Stars Tonight"
"There Were Three Lads Who Went Their Destined Ways"
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