The Words of the Pageant: Philadelphia October 7-12, 1912 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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The arena is a wide meadow, with green banks sloping to a river. Trumpets announce the Pageant. A Herald rides up the field and pausing, proclaims: Ye who would learn the glory of your past And form a forecast of the things to be, Give heed to this a city's trumpet - blast And see her pictured life in pageantry.

A mounted knight in silver armor, typifying the spirit of exploration and adventure, silently crosses the field. Sprites enter from all sides and, beckoning to the east, disappear as quickly as they came.

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