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HON. HAROLD M. SEWALL OF BATH.
 
HON. HAROLD M. SEWALL OF BATH.
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y THE wharv('s wh('l'c the waves tire lapping; and the full tides intt'rtwine
 
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In the lee of the ket'lson's shelter; by the smell of the fragrant pine,
 
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Where the ships wt're coming and going and the ta)) masts touched the sky,
 
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We saw new worlels a-lmil<ling-boys togetlwl'-Iw mld I.
 
  
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By THE wharves where the waves are lapping; and the full tides intertwine. 
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In the lee of the keelson's shelter; by the smell of the fragrant pine,
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Where the ships were coming and going and the tall masts touched the sky,
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We saw new worlds a-building --boys together -- he and
  
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Re heard the world a-calllng-"there's SOJl1C'thillg to he done"The proof of his high-horn purpose are the honors he has wnnFOl' his was the call to service in the lands l)('yond the s('a
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He heard the world a-calllng-"there's something to be done"--The proof of his high-born purpose are the honors he has won--For his was the call to service in the lands beyond the sea
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\VhCl'e be <lid his counh'y's mission, in its fnIl integrity.
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Where be did his country's mission, in its full integrity.
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Thel'e's a story that's told In the 81'chiv('S of those tense Samoan days,
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'Vhen Sewall faced the issues of a thousand "a1'lant ways,
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There's a story that's told In the archives of those tense Samoan days,
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'Vlwn his was the firm decision that must ncith(,I' Iimll nor lag,
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When Sewall faced the issues of a thousand varient ways,
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When his was the firm decision that must neither limp nor lag,
 
If the Faith of a Nation's promise, was to stand by a Nation's flag.
 
If the Faith of a Nation's promise, was to stand by a Nation's flag.
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He has scrved the State as fully as he sCl'ved us ovcrseas;
 
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lIe has done what he thought was l'ighteous-not wha t he thought would )l]ease;
 
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He hus stood, to his conscience captive-no touch of shame 01' l)lame
 
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To holrl him to servile duty 01' to turnish an honored name.
 
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They w(,1'e masters of men-tbe Sewalls-in those days of long ago;
 
  
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And theil' ships weI'e tIle prlde of the people; and their fleets went to aud fl'o
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He has scrved the State as fully as he served us overseas;
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To the IlUIl'ts of the world beyond us, to those m;ystie ports unst'en;
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He has done what he thought was righteous-not what he though would please
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As the)' built and nmnned fOl' ConnncrcC', to the pride of 0111' nterchant-mal'llleWas the call the wide-world gave him and the honOI's that he eal'nt'd,
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He has stood, to his conscience captive-no touch of shame or blame
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'Vas the stand for the nation's hon01', in the SCl'yjce he returned,
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To hold him to servile duty or to turnish an honored name.
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But the t'ei1o of boyhoocl's purpose as he sensed wlth bated lips
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The world's demand f01' Sel'vice, in the ' sailing of the ships?
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They were masters of men-tbe Sewalls-in those days of long ago;
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And their ships were the pride of the people; and their fleets went to and fro
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To the marts of the world beyond us, to those mystic ports unseen;
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As they built and manned for Commerce, to the pride of our merchant-marine--
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Was the call the wide-world gave him and the honors that he earned,
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Was the stand for the nation's honor, in the service he returned,
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But the echo of boyhoocl's purpose as he sensed wlth bated lips
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The world's demand for Service, in the sailing of the ships?
  
 
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Latest revision as of 19:05, 14 June 2017

HON. HAROLD M. SEWALL OF BATH.

By THE wharves where the waves are lapping; and the full tides intertwine. In the lee of the keelson's shelter; by the smell of the fragrant pine, Where the ships were coming and going and the tall masts touched the sky, We saw new worlds a-building --boys together -- he and

He heard the world a-calllng-"there's something to be done"--The proof of his high-born purpose are the honors he has won--For his was the call to service in the lands beyond the sea Where be did his country's mission, in its full integrity.

There's a story that's told In the archives of those tense Samoan days, When Sewall faced the issues of a thousand varient ways, When his was the firm decision that must neither limp nor lag, If the Faith of a Nation's promise, was to stand by a Nation's flag.

He has scrved the State as fully as he served us overseas; He has done what he thought was righteous-not what he though would please He has stood, to his conscience captive-no touch of shame or blame To hold him to servile duty or to turnish an honored name.

They were masters of men-tbe Sewalls-in those days of long ago; And their ships were the pride of the people; and their fleets went to and fro To the marts of the world beyond us, to those mystic ports unseen; As they built and manned for Commerce, to the pride of our merchant-marine--

Was the call the wide-world gave him and the honors that he earned, Was the stand for the nation's honor, in the service he returned, But the echo of boyhoocl's purpose as he sensed wlth bated lips The world's demand for Service, in the sailing of the ships?

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