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And the chants, and the groans of the dying, as one,
Went up to the Lord when the carnage was done.

— Edna Dean Proctor Poems (1890)

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Your King may be powerful—a brother I'll be—
But vassal to none on the land or the sea!

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I think of the garden after the rain;
And hope to my heart comes singing,
"At morn the cherry-blooms will be white,
And the Easter bells be ringing!"

And Pole and Tartar and haughty Gaul
Flee, dismayed, from the Kremlin wall.

A Russian Journey (1872)

Have you heard how Holy Russia
Is guarded, night and day,
By saints gone home to the world of light,
Yet watching her realm for aye?

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We hail thee, we crown thee! To east and to west
God keep thee the purest, the noblest, the best;
While all thy domain with a people He fills
As free as thy winds and as firm as thy hills!

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