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XXIV. ON SOUTHEY'S BIRTHDAY, NOV. 4.
No Angel borne on whiter wingHath visited the sons of men,
Teaching the song they ought to sing
And guiding right the unsteady pen.
Recorded not on earth alone,
O Southey! is thy natal day,
But there where stands the choral throne
Show us thy light and point the way.
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