Poem
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Missing Word
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If you can keep your ____ when all about you
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head
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Are losing theirs and _______ it on you,
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blaming
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If you can trust ________ when all men doubt you,
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yourself
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But make allowance for their ________ too;
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doubting
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If you can ____ and not be tired by _______,
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wait, waiting
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Or being ____ about, don’t deal in ____,
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lied, lies
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Or being _____, don’t give way to ______,
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hated, hating
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And yet don’t look too good, nor talk too ____:
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wise
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If you can _____—and not make ______ your master;
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dream, dreams
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If you can think—and not make ________ your aim;
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thoughts
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If you can meet with _______ and Disaster
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Triumph
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And treat those two _________ just the same;
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imposters
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If you can bear to hear the _____ you’ve spoken
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truth
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Twisted by ______ to make a trap for fools,
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knaves
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Or watch the things you gave your life to, ______,
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broken
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And _____ and build ’em up with worn-out tools:
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stoop
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If you can make one heap of all your ________
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winnings
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And risk it on one ____ of pitch-and-toss,
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turn
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And lose, and start again at your __________
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beginnings
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And never breathe a ____ about your loss;
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word
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If you can force your heart and _____ and sinew
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nerve
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To _____ your turn long after they are gone,
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serve
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And so hold on when there is _______ in you
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nothing
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Except the ____ which says to them: ‘Hold on!’
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Will
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If you can talk with ______ and keep your virtue,
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crowds
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Or walk with _____—nor lose the common touch,
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Kings
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If neither foes nor ______ friends can hurt you,
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loving
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If all men _____ with you, but none too much;
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count
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If you can fill the ___________ minute
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unforgiving
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With sixty seconds’ worth of ________ run,
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distance
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Yours is the _____ and everything that’s in it,
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Earth
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And—which is more—you’ll be a ___, my son!
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Man
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