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When fiercer spirits, howled, he but complained (3)

Ere yet 'twas his to roam the pleasant earth,

His heaven-invented harp he still retained

Tho' tuned to bliss no more; and had its birth

Of him, beneath some black infernal clift

The first drear song of woe; and torment wrung

The spirit less severe where he might lift

His plaining voice--and frame the like as now he sung:

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