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... Earth , whom the abstruser powers permit At times to commune with them - if that he Avail him of his spells - to call thee thus , 31 And gaze on thee a moment . Witch . Son of Earth ! I know thee , and the powers which give thee power ...
... Earth , whom the abstruser powers permit At times to commune with them - if that he Avail him of his spells - to call thee thus , 31 And gaze on thee a moment . Witch . Son of Earth ! I know thee , and the powers which give thee power ...
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... earth , On the bare ground , have I bow'd down my face , And strew'd my head with ashes ; I have known The fulness of humiliation , for I sunk before my vain despair , and knelt To my own desolation . Fifth Spirit . Dost thou dare ...
... earth , On the bare ground , have I bow'd down my face , And strew'd my head with ashes ; I have known The fulness of humiliation , for I sunk before my vain despair , and knelt To my own desolation . Fifth Spirit . Dost thou dare ...
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... Earth is laid asleep , And you can see its little lips are moving , Amid the changing light of their own smiles , Like one who talks of what he loves in dream . Ione . ' Tis only mocking the orb's harmony . Panthea . And from a star ...
... Earth is laid asleep , And you can see its little lips are moving , Amid the changing light of their own smiles , Like one who talks of what he loves in dream . Ione . ' Tis only mocking the orb's harmony . Panthea . And from a star ...
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