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'Or else the lamentable strain disclaim,

'And give me back the calm, contented mind;

'Which, late, exulting, viewed, in Nature's frame,

'Goodness untainted, wisdom unconfined,

'Grace, grandeur, and utility combined.

'Restore those tranquil days, that saw me still

'Well pleased with all, but most with humankind;

'When Fancy roamed through Nature's works at will,

'Unchecked by cold distrust, and uninformed of ill.'

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