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[VII. Mystic shadow, bending near me]
Mystic shadow, bending near me,Who art thou?
Whence come ye?
And—tell me—is it fair
Or is the truth bitter as eaten fire?
Tell me!
Fear not that I should quaver,
For I dare—I dare.
Then, tell me!
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