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| THE RHYME OF THE THREE CAPTAINS | |
| . . . At the close of a winter day, | 56 |
| THE BALLAD OF THE ‘CLAMPHERDOWN’ | |
| It was our war-ship ‘Clampherdown,’ | 64 |
| THE BALLAD OF THE ‘BOLIVAR’ | |
| Seven men from all the world, back to docks again, | 69 |
| THE SACRIFICE OF ER-HEB | |
| Er-Heb beyond the hills of Ao-Safai, | 74 |
| THE EXPLANATION | |
| Love and Death once ceased their strife, | 85 |
| THE GIFT OF THE SEA | |
| The dead child lay in the shroud, | 86 |
| EVARRA AND HIS GODS | |
| Read here: This is the story of Evarra—man—, | 90 |
| THE CONUNDRUM OF THE WORKSHOPS | |
| When the flush of a new-born sun fell first on Eden’s green and gold, | 94 |
| THE LEGEND OF EVIL | |
| This is the sorrowful story, | 98 |
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