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It was by chance my wandering footsteps came Alongst the fount from which thy waters spring, And, all unconscious, then I laid the frame Of thy life's story, which I now unworthy sing.
N o rugged aspect frowns upon thy birth, In gentle slopes the neighbouring hillocks rise Sweet'scented flowers conceal parturient earth, And o'er her coy retreat the gentlest plumage flies.
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