XIII.

A heavenly feast no hunger can consume;

A light unseen, yet shines in every place;

A sound no time can steal; a sweet perfume

No winds can scatter; an entire embrace,

That no satiety can e'er unlace:

Ingraced into so high a favour, there

The saints, with their beau-peers, whole worlds outwear;

And things unseen do see, and things unheard do hear.

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