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Thou who dost dwell alone	A
Thou who dost know thine own	A
Thou to whom all are known	A
From the cradle to the grave	B
Save O save	B
	-
From the world's temptations	C
From tribulations	C
From that fierce anguish	D
Wherein we languish	D
From that torpor deep	E
Wherein we lie asleep	E
Heavy as death cold as the grave	B
Save O save	B
	-
When the soul growing clearer	F
Sees God no nearer	F
When the soul mounting higher	F
To God comes no nigher	F
But the arch fiend Pride	G
Mounts at her side	G
Foiling her high emprize	C
Sealing her eagle eyes	C
And when she fain would soar	F
Make idols to adore	F
Changing the pure emotion	H
Of her high devotion	H
To a skin deep sense	C
Of her own eloquence	C
Strong to deceive strong to enslave	B
Save O save	B
	-
From the ingrained fashion	H
Of this earthly nature	F
That mars thy creature	F
From grief that is but passion	H
From mirth that is but feigning	I
From tears that bring no healing	I
From wild and weak complaining	I
Thine old strength revealing	I
Save O save	B
	-
From doubt where all is doable	J
Where wise men are not strong	K
Where comfort turns to trouble	J
Where just men suffer wrong	K
Where sorrow treads on joy	L
Where sweet things soonest cloy	L
Where faiths are built on dust	M
Where love is half mistrust	M
Hungry and barren and sharp as the sea	C
O set us free	C
	-
O let the false dream fly	N
Where our sick souls do lie	N
Tossing continually	C
O where thy voice doth come	O
Let all doubts be dumb	O
Let all words be mild	P
All strife be reconciled	P
All pains beguiled	P
Light brings no blindness	C
Love no unkindness	C
Knowledge no ruin	H
Fear no undoing	I
From the cradle to the grave	B
Save O save	B

Matthew Arnold

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