"Dare all do what you can, let fate itself make(find) you no slave, make death salute you at the grave and say, here comes a man.

Any ideas on where this came from would be greatly appreciated. The text may not be perfect but it is the best we can come up with. I can't find any leads so if anyone has any idea where else to look, please let me know.

Thanks.........

-- Steve McDevitt (sgm@mindspring.com), May 09, 1999

Answers

This may or may not help but it could be a part of a Byron poem.

-- derek wigmore (skyblue @ nobby's net. au), September 27, 1999.