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Cambridge Poets 1900–1913
Cambridge Poets 1900–1913 (1913), PDF p. 100
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James
Elroy
Flecker.
THE MASTER
OF
THE
CARAVAN
But
you
are
nothing
but
a
lot
of
Jews
.
THE PRINCIPAL
JEWS
Sir
,
even
dogs
have daylight
,
and
we pay
.
THE MASTER
OF
THE CARAVAN
But who
are
ye
in
rags
and
rotten
shoes
,
You
dirty
-
bearded
,
blocking
up
the way
?
THE
PILGRIMS
We are
the Pilgrims
,
master
;
we shall
go
Always
a
little
further
:
it
may
be
Beyond
that
last blue mountain
barred
with
snow
,
Across that
angry
or
that
glimmering
sea
,
White
on
a
throne
or
guarded
in
a
cave
There lives
a
prophet who
can
understand
Why
men
were
born
:
but
surely
we
are
brave
,
Who
make
the golden
journey
to
Samarkand
.
THE
CHIEF MERCHANT
We gnaw
the
nail
of
hurry
.
Master
,
away
!
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