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Men Of thought! be up and stirring


Night and day;


Sow the seed---withdraw the curtain
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Men of action, aid and cheer them,


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There's fount about TO stream. 7a m
II There's light about to beam, .sii..4 Fl
There's warmth about to glow, I'm.
There's flower about to blow;


There's midnight blackness changing
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Once the welcome light has broken,
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What the evil that shall perish


In ray2


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With the. giant Wrong shall fall
4 Many Others, great and small, 7 l.s
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