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0034 The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.1
The Book of Ser Marco Polo : vol.1 / Page 34 (Color Image)

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HENRY YULE.

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UNTIL you raised dead monarchs from the mould

And built again the domes of Xanadu,

I lay in evil case, and never knew

The glamour of that ancient story told

By good Ser Marco in his prison-hold.

But now I sit upon .a throne and view

The Orient at my feet, and take of you

And Marco tribute from the realms of old.

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If I am joyous, deem me not o'er bold ;

If I am grateful, deem me not untrue ;

For you have given me beauties to behold,

Delight to win, and fancies to pursue,

Fairer than all the jewelry and gold

Of Kublaï on his throne in Cambalu.

E. C. BABER.

loth July, 1-884.

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