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THE ANGEL'S SONG.
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Twas thus, methought, at twilight hour
    The angel's lay came down,
Like dews upon the drooping flower,
    When droughts of summer frown;
How richly o'er the ambient air
    Swelled out that music free,
Oh!—when the pangs of death I bear,
    Sing ye that song to me.