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Fresh were the breathings of the night-born gale,
Bright was the dew on fern and blade and thorn,
Gay was the lark that did the morning hail,
And glorious thou, O Sun, that mad'st it morn;
The herds, indeed, mop'd with a heavier eye,
But they were happy still,—and therefore so was I.
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