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the sky-lark;
THE BED OF ROSES.
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My father's flocks adorn' d the plain,
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tirement's joys possessing, They flourish'd
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in the sun's mild reign, His home, his home and
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children blessing, When round us raged destructive
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war, And fire and slaughter spread a - far, Defeated,
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chained, our sire exclaimed, Still heaven, Stil
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heaven, he cried, dis- poses, On thorns we
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tread, yet those we dread, Ne'er sleep, Ne'er
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sleep on a bed of ro - ses, On thorns we

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