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A new voice.
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Unknown of men, yet known to thee,—
Beyond a dim and dawn-lit sea,
That living Spirit stays for thee.

Arise, arise! thy wings begin
To stir their slumberous plumes within:
Hark!—hear'st the bride-song stealing in?

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