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Fate flings her gauntlet at my feet,
I boldly lift the gage;
Fear shall not be my company
Upon the pilgrimage.

Death cannot daunt, nor woe, nor want,
Nor all the shafts of scorn;
O'er Life's glad day I speed away,
Mad with its mirth of morn.
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