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 1 Intro    |            he is among us. He is as great in music as in poetry, and
 2 Intro    | thirty-fifth perhaps, when he had a great sorrow, he wrote the most
 3 Intro    |            our world, where we hide great and little things under
 4 Intro    |            a like reverence for our great men? 'Every morning at three---
 5 Intro    |             and how for generations great men have come out of its
 6 Intro    |    Rabindranath's brother, who is a great philosopher. The squirrels
 7 Intro,  2|          the changes of the seasons great events as before our thoughts
 8 Text,  7 |            right of entrance to the great fair of common human life. ~
 9 Text,  13|            me worthy of the simple, great gifts that thou gavest to
10 Text,  27|        debts are large, my failures great, my shame secret and heavy;
11 Text,  28|       shadow. ~I take pride in this great wall, and I plaster it with
12 Text,  48|             strain mingled with the great music of the world, and
13 Text,  49|           gave it to thee. ~But how great my surprise when at the
14 Text,  59|            of endless worlds is the great meeting of children. ~
15 Text,  70|         lines of straightness. ~The great pageant of thee and me has
16 Text,  75|            face to face. ~Under thy great sky in solitude and silence,
17 Text,  76|         thus do not plunge into the great waters of life. ~