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But if long absent, hail'd be every power
That blots the sunbeam and destroys the bower,
That wraps th' affrighted atmosphere in storms,
And each gay vision of the sky deforms,
The social senses then partake the grief,
And seek some kindred object of relief.
That blots the sunbeam and destroys the bower,
That wraps th' affrighted atmosphere in storms,
And each gay vision of the sky deforms,
The social senses then partake the grief,
And seek some kindred object of relief.
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