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1863–1931

Here and There.

Annie Fellows Johnston

HOW must they sing, those angel choirs, Who breathe Heaven's pure, sweet air! They need but waft it from their lips To make it music rare.

Here on these chill, damp plains below, Where stifling vapors rise, We draw the heavy air of earth, And breathe it out in sighs.

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