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And Barzillai said unto the King How long have I to live	A
that I should go up with the King unto Jerusalem Samuel	B
xix	C
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As when the Paschal week is o'er	D
Sleeps in the silent aisles no more	E
The breath of sacred song	F
But by the rising Saviour's light	G
Awakened soars in airy flight	G
Or deepening rolls along	F
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The while round altar niche and shrine	H
The funeral evergreens entwine	H
And a dark brilliance cast	I
The brighter for their hues of gloom	J
Tokens of Him who through the tomb	J
Into high glory passed	I
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Such were the lights and such the strains	C
When proudly streamed o'er ocean plains	C
Our own returning Cross	C
For with that triumph seemed to float	K
Far on the breeze one dirge like note	K
Of orphanhood and loss	C
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Father and King oh where art thou	L
A greener wreath adorns thy brow	L
And clearer rays surround	M
O for one hour of prayer like thine	H
To plead before th' all ruling shrine	H
For Britain lost and found	M
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And he whose mild persuasive voice	C
Taught us in trials to rejoice	C
Most like a faithful dove	N
That by some ruined homestead builds	C
And pours to the forsaken fields	C
His wonted lay of love	N
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Why comes he not to bear his part	O
To lift and guide th' exulting heart	O
A hand that cannot spars	C
Lies heavy on his gentle breast	P
We wish him health he sighs for rest	P
And Heaven accepts the prayer	Q
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Yes go in peace dear placid spright	P
Ill spared but would we store aright	P
Thy serious sweet farewell	R
We need not grudge thee to the skies	C
Sure after thee in time to rise	C
With thee for ever dwell	R
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Till then whene'er with duteous hand	P
Year after year my native Land	P
Her royal offering brings	C
Upon the Altar lays the Crown	S
And spreads her robes of old renown	S
Before the King of kings	C
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Be some kind spirit likest thine	H
Ever at hand with airs divine	H
The wandering heart to seize	C
Whispering How long hast thou to live	A
That thou should'st Hope or Fancy gave	T
To flowers or crowns like these	C

John Keble

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