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Where shall we dwell? say you.     Wandering winds reply:     In a temple with roof of blue     Under the splendid sky.     Never a nobler home     Well find though an age we try     Than is arched by the azure dome     Of the all-enfolding sky.     Here we are wed, and here     We live under Gods own eye.     Where shall we dwell, my dear?     Under the splendid sky.

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