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Who is able with mighty mind to build a song worthy of the majesty of nature and these discoveries? Or who is so potent in speech as to devise praises fit for his merits, who by his own intellect winning and gaining such treasures, has left them to us? None will be found, I think, of the sons of mortal men.
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