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ON THE HEIGHTS.
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It lifts its radiant solitude
   High over all.

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As sometimes when with indrawn breath
We see some well-belovèd face
Pass up the shadowy vale of death
   To God's dear grace,—

Through all the mists of soul and sense,
The eye of faith, with outlook fond,
Can see far off the light intense
   On heights beyond,—

Serene amid the gathering gloom,
And lit with radiance from above,
Where heaven's eternal glories bloom,
   And God's pure love.