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340 The dawn is rose-drest and impearled.

The guards of privilege are spent,

The blood-fed captains nod.

So Saxon, Slav, French, German,

Rise,

Yankee, Chinese, Japanese,

All the lands, all the seas,

With the blazing rainbow flag unfurled,

Rise,

Rise,

Take the sick dragons by surprise,

Highly establish,

In the name of God,

The United States of Europe, Asia, and the World.

THE CHRIST OF THE ANDES

BY EDWIN MARKHAM

volcanoes husht with snows,

Up where the wide-winged condor goes,

Great Aconcagua, husht and high,

Sends down the ancient peace of the sky.

So, poised in clean Andean air,

Where bleak with cliffs the grim peaks stare,

Christ, reaching out his sacred hands,

Sheds his brave peace upon the lands.