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... Night is coming ! Bright are the regions of the air , And among the winds and beams It were delight to wander there- Night is coming ! Second Spirit The deathless stars are bright above ; If I would cross the shade of night , Within my ...
... Night is coming ! Bright are the regions of the air , And among the winds and beams It were delight to wander there- Night is coming ! Second Spirit The deathless stars are bright above ; If I would cross the shade of night , Within my ...
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... Night is coming ! Second Spirit I see the light , and I hear the sound ; I'll sail on the flood of the tempest dark , With the calm within and the light around Which makes night day : And thou , when the gloom is deep and stark , Look ...
... Night is coming ! Second Spirit I see the light , and I hear the sound ; I'll sail on the flood of the tempest dark , With the calm within and the light around Which makes night day : And thou , when the gloom is deep and stark , Look ...
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... night . [ The scene closes . Voices in the air As sudden thunder Pierces night ; As magic wonder , Wild affright , Rives asunder Men's delight : Our ghost , our corpse ; and we Rise to be . As flies the lizard Serpent fell ; As goblin ...
... night . [ The scene closes . Voices in the air As sudden thunder Pierces night ; As magic wonder , Wild affright , Rives asunder Men's delight : Our ghost , our corpse ; and we Rise to be . As flies the lizard Serpent fell ; As goblin ...
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WILLIAM WORDSWORTH 17701850 | 1 |
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Lines Composed a Few Miles above Tintern Abbey | 24 |
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