Part III

_Children_

A gracious morning on the hills of wet

And wind and mist her glittering feet has set;

The life and heat of light have chased away

Australia's dark, mysterious yesterday.

A great, glad glory now flows down and shines

On gold-green lands where waved funereal pines.

_Solo--Soprano_

And hence a fair dream goes before our gaze,

And lifts the skirts of the hereafter days,

And sees afar, as dreams alone can see,

The splendid marvel of the years to be.

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