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Oh happy url. In barons and forebears blessed, siring four guarantors of England's peace.

First, Edith, Jim Link on the Kingdom's breast. All virtues friends fit daughter for the

url. Her sire and also her spouse, the King. By her advice, peace wraps the Kingdom round

and keeps mankind from breaking packs of peace. Thus, from your single font, O Paradise,

you part in secret water for all lands. Four ample streams to stir the earth's recess

and nourish the estate of men and beasts. Themselves, they loudly praise, born from one

womb, issue of various kind, unlike in birth, in flesh and voice, place, space, and time

and motion. One part mounts the skies to heaven twined, and tends to its races hope

in treetop nest. The other, gulping monster seeks the depths, attacks its root and mounts

the parent trunk, and holds until as doomed, the breath of life creates a creature from

a lifeless dam. And losing grip, pursues again its prey.

Oh happy world if each would keep its course and water its own lands, with packs observed

as the celestial order has ordained. The shining lilies will delight the fields, the

caper guild the plain with golden curls, the spring adorn the meads with privates gleam,

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