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Hark! from the depths beneath that proud saloon

The water's moan comes fitful and subdued,

Where in mild glory yon triumphant moon

Smiles on the arch that nobly spans the flood--

And here have kings and hoary statesmen gazed,

When spring with garlands deck'd the vale below,

Or when the waning year had lightly razed

The banks where Avon's lingering fountains flow.

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