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Could these venerable arches speak, what stories could they not tell,--sometimes of victory and sometimes of defeat, sometimes of gladness and sometimes of mourning, sometimes of hope and sometimes of fear!
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gutenberg.orgCould these venerable arches speak, what stories could they not tell,--sometimes of victory and sometimes of defeat, sometimes of gladness and sometimes of mourning, sometimes of hope and sometimes of fear!
Sumner imagines the stories that the historic arches of Faneuil Hall could tell about the nation's struggles and triumphs.
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