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The summer dawn, the summer dawn Is blushing now on sweet young flowers, And visions bright and purely drawn, Repose in fancy's "airy bowers," Ali nature wears the robes of youth, The soft and placid hue of truth.
Now countless tongues proclaim the grand, The lovely and the gay around, And countless hearts with joy expand To hear the thrilling sublime sound Of nature's music, mild and sweet, The praise wherewith the sinless greet.