We leave the well-beloved place Where first we gazed upon the sky; The roofs, that heard our earliest cry, Will shelter one of stranger race. We
go, but ere we go from home,
One
whispers, ‘Here thy boyhood sung
The
other answers, ‘Yea, but here
These
two have striven half the day,
I
turn to go: my feet are set
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