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William Wordsworth - WaldensesWilliam Wordsworth - Waldenses
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          THOSE had given earliest notice, as the lark           Springs from the ground the morn to gratulate;           Or rather rose the day to antedate,           By striking out a solitary spark,           When all the world with midnight gloom was dark.--           Then followed the Waldensian bands, whom Hate           In vain endeavours to exterminate,           Whom Obloquy pursues with hideous bark:           But they desist not;--and the sacred fire,           Rekindled thus, from dens and savage woods                            Moves, handed on with never-ceasing care,           Through courts, through camps, o`er limitary floods;           Nor lacks this sea-girt Isle a timely share           Of the new Flame, not suffered to expire.
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