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From all lands

Thronging they come in eager bands;

Each with the tongue his mother spoke;

Each with the songs her voice awoke;

Each with his dominant hopes and needs,

Alien habits and varying creeds.

Bringing strange fictions and fancies they came,

Calling old truths by a different name,

When the lands

Sent their sons hither in thronging bands.

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