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She did not know that she was dead	A
But when the pang was o'er	B
Sat down to wait her Master's tread	A
Upon the Golden Floor	C
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With ears full cock and anxious eye	D
Impatiently resigned	E
But ignorant that Paradise	F
Did not admit her kind	E
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Persons with Haloes Harps and Wings	G
Assembled and reproved	E
Or talked to her of Heavenly things	G
But Dinah never moved	E
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There was one step along the Stair	H
That led to Heaven's Gate	E
And till she heard it her affair	H
Was she explained to wait	E
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And she explained with flattened ear	I
Bared lip and milky tooth	J
Storming against Ithuriel's Spear	K
That only proved her truth	J
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Sudden far down the Bridge of Ghosts	L
That anxious spirits clomb	M
She caught that step in all the hosts	L
And knew that he had come	M
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She left them wondering what to do	E
But not a doubt had she	N
Swifter than her own squeal she flew	E
Across the Glassy Sea	N
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Flushing the Cherubs every where	H
And skidding as she ran	O
She refuged under Peter's Chair	H
And waited for her man	O
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There spoke a Spirit out of the press	P
'Said quot Have you any here	I
That saved a fool from drunkenness	Q
And a coward from his fear	K
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quot That turned a soul from dark to day	E
When other help was vain	R
That snatched it from Wanhope and made	E
A cur a man again quot	E
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quot Enter and look quot said Peter then	S
And set The Gate ajar	T
quot If know aught of women and men	S
I trow she is not far quot	E
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quot Neither by virtue speech nor art	E
Nor hope of grace to win	U
But godless innocence of heart	E
That never heard of sin	U
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quot Neither by beauty nor belief	V
Nor white example shown	W
Something a wanton more a thief	V
But most of all mine own quot	E
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quot Enter and look quot said Peter then	S
quot And send you well to speed	E
But for all that I know of women and men	S
Your riddle is hard to read quot	E
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Then flew Dinah from under the Chair	H
Into his arms she flew	E
And licked his face from chin to hair	H
And Peter passed them through	E

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