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She turned, and even as they came they passed
From out the place, and reached the gate at last
That oped before their feet, and speedily
They gained the edges of the murmuring sea,
And as they stood in silence, gazing there
Out to the west, they vanished into air,
I know not how, nor whereto they returned.
From out the place, and reached the gate at last
That oped before their feet, and speedily
They gained the edges of the murmuring sea,
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Out to the west, they vanished into air,
I know not how, nor whereto they returned.
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