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...sad ! Listen, it sings again ! Art thou a spirit, that amongst the boughs The livelong day dost chant that wondrous strain, Making wan Dian stoop her silver...one note That thou art pouring o'er and o'er again Through the sweet echoes of thy mellow throat, With such a sobbing sound of deep, deep pain. I prithee...

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...! Listen, it sings again ! Art them a spirit, that amongst the boughs The livelong night dost chant that wondrous strain, Making wan Dian stoop her silver...one note That thou art pouring o'er and o'er again Through the sweet echoes of thy mellow throat, With such a sobbing sound of deep, deep pain. I prithee...