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Now crows the cock in Dunse’s streets;

The twittering sparrow morning greets;

The braying ass his trumpet blew,

For well the morning air he knew;

And hies the hostler to his care,

With bosom light as morning air.

The ruddy streaks of infant day

On Lammer’s hills and Chiviot’s play;

And freshly blows the morning breeze,

From Firth of Forth to German seas.

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