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Lo in | the or|ient when | the gra|cious light
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Lifts^up | his burn|ing head,| each^und|er eye
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Doth^hom|age to | his new-|appear|ing sight,
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Serving | with looks | his sac|red maj|esty;
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And hav|ing climbed | the steep-|up^heaven|ly
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Resem|bling strong | youth in | his mid|dle age,
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Yet mort|al looks | adore | his beaut|y still,
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Attend|ing on | his gold|en pil|grimage:
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But when | from high|most^pitch | with wea|ry
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Like feeble age | he reel|eth from | the day,
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The eyes |(fore* dut|eous) now | convert|ed are
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From his / low tract,| and look | anoth|er way:
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So thou,| thyself | outgo|ing in | thy noon
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Unlooked | on diest | unless | thou get | a son.