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Far away, far axwiy",
Echo in the rocks at play.
Calleth not, calleth not,
To this lonely spot.
Only with the seabircPs note
Shall our dying music float ;
Lightly row, lightly row,
Echo’s voice is 10w.

Gniuux Arr»

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3i Happy we, full of glee.
Sailing on the wavy sea ;
Happy we, full of glee.
Sziiling on the wzivy sea.
Luna. sheds her softest light,
Starsaresparklingtwinklingbrigs
Happy we, full of glee,
Sailing on the sea.

LONG, LUNG ‘mo.

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