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...THE WRITER'S BIRTH-DAT^ OF years I have now half a century past, Yet not one of the fifty so blest as the last : How it happens my troubles thus daily should cease, And my happiness still with my years should increase, This defiance .to Nature's more general laws, You alone can explain,...

...THE WRITERS BIRTH-DAY ., OF years I have now half a century past, Yet not one of the fifty so blest as the last : How it happens my troubles thus daily should cease, And my happiness still with my years should increase, This defiance to Nature's more general laws, You alone can explain,...

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