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California On The Passing Of Tennyson

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All silent.... So, he lies in state.... Our redwoods drip and drip with rain.... Against our rock-locked Golden Gate We hear the great, sad, sobbing main. But silent all.... He passed the stars That year the whole world turned to Mars.

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