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Excerpt from A Glory of Maryland: Poem
Were this all I might humbly strike my breast and cry, Mea culpa! But Love equalizes; and the adamantine cords it creates and weaves around Father and Child are the clear fetters that have bound me, a little earth pilgrim, to the blessed Prelate, throned in the World Invisible, with more than half a life's reverent affection.
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