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The sun, untired, still rose and set,— Swerved not an instant from its beat: It had not lost a moment yet, Nor used in vain its light and heat; But, as in trance, from when it rose To when it sank, man craved repose.
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The sun, untired, still rose and set,— Swerved not an instant from its beat: It had not lost a moment yet, Nor used in vain its light and heat; But, as in trance, from when it rose To when it sank, man craved repose.
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