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 | title      = The Raven
 | author     = Edgar Allan Poe
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Published in advance copy, dated January 29, in the Evening Mirror (New York) in 1845, the first authorised text may be the February issue of American Review.

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Published in advance copy, dated January 29, in the Evening Mirror (New York) in 1845, the first authorised text may be the February issue of American Review.

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| title = I bind unto myself to-day
| author = | override_author = attributed to [[Author:Patrick|Patrick]], adapted by [[Author:Cecil Frances Alexander|Cecil Frances Alexander]]
| notes = Alexander wrote this hymn based on earlier translations of St. Patrick's Breastplate in 1889, at the request of Dean [[Author:H. H. Dickinson|H. H. Dickinson]] of the Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dickinson later wrote:
{{quote|I wrote to her suggesting that she should fill a gap in our [[Irish Church Hymnal]] by giving us a metrical version of St. Patrick's "Lorica," and I sent her a carefully collated copy of the best prose translations of it. Within a week she sent me that exquisitely beautiful as well as faithful version which appears in the Appendix to our Church Hymnal, which is now sung in many churches on St. Patrick's Day.|[[Author:H. H. Dickinson|H. H. Dickinson]]|Letter dated February 1896, in the Preface to Alexander's {{normal|[[Poems (Alexander)|Poems]]}} (1897).}}
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I bind unto myself to-day
attributed to Patrick, adapted by Cecil Frances Alexander

Alexander wrote this hymn based on earlier translations of St. Patrick's Breastplate in 1889, at the request of Dean H. H. Dickinson of the Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dickinson later wrote:

I wrote to her suggesting that she should fill a gap in our Irish Church Hymnal by giving us a metrical version of St. Patrick's "Lorica," and I sent her a carefully collated copy of the best prose translations of it. Within a week she sent me that exquisitely beautiful as well as faithful version which appears in the Appendix to our Church Hymnal, which is now sung in many churches on St. Patrick's Day.

H. H. DickinsonLetter dated February 1896, in the Preface to Alexander's Poems (1897).

4430601I bind unto myself to-dayattributed to Patrick, adapted by Cecil Frances Alexander
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I bind unto myself to-day
attributed to Patrick, adapted by Cecil Frances Alexander

Alexander wrote this hymn based on earlier translations of St. Patrick's Breastplate in 1889, at the request of Dean H. H. Dickinson of the Chapel Royal at Dublin Castle. Dickinson later wrote:

I wrote to her suggesting that she should fill a gap in our Irish Church Hymnal by giving us a metrical version of St. Patrick's "Lorica," and I sent her a carefully collated copy of the best prose translations of it. Within a week she sent me that exquisitely beautiful as well as faithful version which appears in the Appendix to our Church Hymnal, which is now sung in many churches on St. Patrick's Day.

H. H. DickinsonLetter dated February 1896, in the Preface to Alexander's Poems (1897).

4430601I bind unto myself to-dayattributed to Patrick, adapted by Cecil Frances Alexander
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