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... TO Be glad, my spirit, tor the world of nows HAB turned to one of greenn nd Of grsee ar No longer the harsh breath of winter blows, so But genail breezes fan w'e in the face. S Voices long cient buret to joyous sound, vn Waters long sullen twinkle as they rfun Fresh uowers bee1n to ceustellate the ground, Warmed into beauty by a brighter 6un. m All scson& have their charms, but unto me, to ...