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Man by the mountain wall,
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On plains or over the spray,
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Lifted his voice to call
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And was heard no further away
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Than any voice of them all.
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As soon as night began
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Creatures that fly or prowl
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Would raise the cry of their clan,
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Wolf, lion or owl,
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And were heard as far as man.
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Marconi came to birth
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And before he left us again
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Our voice was of greater worth,
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For we speak and are heard plain
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At the very ends of the earth.
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