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That thrilling tone, so soft and clear,
Was it familiar to his ear?
And those delicious drooping eyes,
As blue and as pure as the summer skies,
Had he, indeed, in other days,
Been blessed in the light of their holy rays?
Was it familiar to his ear?
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As blue and as pure as the summer skies,
Had he, indeed, in other days,
Been blessed in the light of their holy rays?
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