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Excerpt from An Idyl: Some Sermons and a Song
The myriad hearts of men, for that they see, Or think they see, at eve the morrow's east Dance with the splendor of the risen king, Who slept against the night. Not so the sick, Who scarce can hope five heavy breaths to draw. These dread the dark, impatient cry the dawn, TO travel to the land of mystery, Their path lit by the lamp God set in Heaven. For death, like other beasts men reckon foes.
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