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The maiden is not dead but sleepeth	B
'	A
She is not gone still in our sight	C
That dearest maid shall live	D
In form as true in tints as bright	C
As youth and health could give	E
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Still still is ours the modest eye	F
The smile unwrought by art	G
The glance that shot so piercingly	H
Affection's keenest dart	G
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The thrilling voice I ne'er could hear	I
But felt a joy and pain	J
A pride that she was ours a fear	K
Ours she might not remain	J
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Whether the page divine call'd forth	B
Its clear sweet tranquil tone	L
Or cheerful hymn or seemly mirth	B
In sprightlier measure shown	L
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The meek inquiry of that face	M
Musing on wonders found	N
As 'mid dim paths she sought to trace	M
The truth on sacred ground	N
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The thankful sigh that would arise	O
When aught her doubts removed	P
Full sure the explaining voice to prize	O
Admiring while she loved	Q
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The pensive brow the world might see	R
When she in crowds was found	N
The burst of heart the o'erflowing glee	R
When only friends were round	N
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Hope's warmth of promise prompt to fill	H
The thoughts with good in store	S
Match'd with content's deep stream which still	H
Flow'd on when hope was o'er	T
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That peace which with its own bright day	U
Made cheapest sights shine fair	V
That purest grace which track'd its way	U
Safe from aught earthly there	V
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Such was she in the sudden hour	T
That brought her Maker's call	H
Proving her heart's self mastering power	T
Blithely to part with all	H
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All her eye loved all her hand press'd	W
With keen affection's glow	H
The voice of home all pleasures best	W
All dearest thoughts below	H
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From friend lit hearth from social board	X
All duteously she rose	Y
For faith upon the Master's word	Z
Can find a sure repose	Y
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And in her wonder up she sped	A2
And tried relief in vain	J
Then laid her down upon her bed	A2
Of languor and of pain	J
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And waited till the solemn spell	H
A ling'ring night and day	U
Should fill its numbers and compel	H
Her soul to come away	U
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Such was she then and such she is	B2
Shrined in each mourner's breast	W
Such shall she be and more than this	C2
In promised glory blest	W
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When in due lines her Saviour dear	K
His scatter'd saints shall range	D2
And knit in love souls parted here	I
Where cloud is none nor change	D2

John Henry Newman

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