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E'en now, th' immortal wreath entwine, Around your sainted brows to shine; E'en now, their golden harps attune, To greet you in the blaze of noon! Soon shall your captive souls be free, To bless, to hymn, to soar, like me! The fair, the perfect, and the bright, Shall beam unclouded on your sight; Soon shall the silver lutes be strung, Soon shall the Pæan lays be sung; "Hail, sister, hail! thy task is done; Rise, cherub, rise! thy palm is won!!"