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Outdoors’ very last Bard mangling

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Bully for you all on your “Collector’s Edition” (“Why Whitney?,” Oct. 14), which put me in mind of Shakespeare’s “The Life of King Henry the Fifth,” Act IV, Scene III:

He that outlives [climbing Mt. Whitney],

And comes safe home,

Will stand a-tiptoe when [that] day is named,

And rouse him at the name of [Mt. Whitney]....

But he’ll remember with advantages

What feats he did that day....

Owen E. Heninger

Whittier

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