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Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, ed. Poems of Places: An Anthology in 31 Volumes.
Asia: Vols.
XXIXXIII.
187679.
Asia Minor: Troy
Troy
Evenus
Translated by C. Merivale
T
IMES
ashes, on my turrets shed,
Have worn their pride away;
I am that Ilion of whom men have read
In Homers living lay.
No more shall Argive sword and spear
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My brazen bulwark shake;
But in the voice of nations loud and clear
My monument I make.
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