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21274	McLaughlin, James Fairfax	The American Cyclops, the Hero of New Orleans, and Spoiler of Silver Spoons			.txt	text/plain	2068	185	85	And drunk by night, he sighs the foe to slay." _Page_ 19.] Polyphemus, the man-eating Cyclops, and thereby to abridge his power The Cid unhorsed, like Bacchus, topples down." _Page_ 21.] "Wherefore, Sir Hawk, must I, thy victim, die?" "Peace," quoth the Hawk, "thou art less strong than I." When distant ages rise to view our times, [Illustration: "Like Fallstaff, seeks repose and dreams of glory, [Illustration: "Leaves gallant Winthrop to his mournful fate, But takes the field when haply 'tis too late." _Page_ 23.] [Illustration: "Our hero vowed Magruder's works to take, And stab the virtue of a Christian age: [Illustration: "Born of a race where thrift, with iron rod, And Farragut our Cyclop's fortune made." _Page_ 23.] [Illustration: "Fraternal discord cease." _Page 27._] [Illustration: ""I'll blow Fort Fisher 'mong the region kites!" And saucy Fisher flashed defiance still." _Page_ 25.] "Bottled" Chief, adieu." _Page_ 27.]	./cache/21274.txt	./txt/21274.txt