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XLVIII. ON THE PROPOSED RESTORATION OF LONDESBOROUGH CHURCH
By the same Architect who restored George Herbert's Church at Bemerton.
He who with careful eye and skilful handHas propt the mouldering shrine where Herbert prayed,
That shrine by holy songs immortal made,
Whose incense has been blown o'er sea and land;
With the same artist touch and glance has scanned
These walls and piers and buttresses decayed,
That strengthened, and with beauty new arrayed,
Our House of God through rolling years may stand.
Oh, pleasing is the link which joins the name
Of one so gracious and so sweet with mine:
What though I cannot emulate the fame
Of his rare harp and inspiration fine;
His life I yet may copy, free from blame
And wholly spent in offices Divine.
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