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Chambered Nautilus - Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr · The Autobiography of a Thief

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  Speaker 1: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes Senior read Forlibrivox
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  Speaker 1: dot Org by Bruskachuk. This is the ship of Pearl,
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  Speaker 1: which Poet's fane sails, the unshadowed main, the venturous bark
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  Speaker 1: that flings on the sweet summer wind, its purpled wings
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  Speaker 1: in gulfs enchanted, where the siren sings and coral reefs
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  Speaker 1: lie bare, where the cold sea maids rise to sun,
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  Speaker 1: their streaming hair, its webs of living gauze no more
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  Speaker 1: unfurl wrecked is the ship of Pearl, and every chambered
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  Speaker 1: cell where its dim, dreaming life was wont to dwell.
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  Speaker 1: As the frail tenant shaped his growing shell before thee
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  Speaker 1: lies revealed its iris'd ceiling, rent its sunless cript, unsealed
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  Speaker 1: year after year, beheld the silent toil that spread his
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  Speaker 1: lustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew, he left the
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  Speaker 1: past year's dwelling for the new stall, with soft step,
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  Speaker 1: its shining archway through, built up its idle door, stretch'd
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  Speaker 1: in his last found home, and knew the old no more.
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  Speaker 1: Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee child of
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  Speaker 1: the wandering sea, cast from her lap forlorn from thy
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  Speaker 1: dead lips, A clearer note is born than ever, triton
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  Speaker 1: blue from wreathed horn. While on mine ear it rings
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  Speaker 1: through the deep caves of thought. I hear a voice
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  Speaker 1: that sings. Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul,
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  Speaker 1: as the swift seasons roll leave thy low vaultered past.
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  Speaker 1: Let each new temple nobler than the last shot thee
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  Speaker 1: from heaven with a dome more vast, till thou at
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  Speaker 1: length art free, leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea.
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  Speaker 2: And a poem.
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  Speaker 1: This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 3: The Chambered Naughtless by Oliver Wendell Holmes Senior readfully provokes
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  Speaker 3: dot org my Craig Franklin. This is the ship of Pearl,
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  Speaker 3: which poets fain sails, the unshadowed main, the venturous bark
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  Speaker 3: that flings on the sweet summer wind, its purple wings,
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  Speaker 3: engulfs enchanted, where the siren sings and coral reefs thy bear,
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  Speaker 3: where the cold sea maid's rise to sun, their streaming hair,
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  Speaker 3: its webs of living gauze no more and ferl wrecked.
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  Speaker 3: Is the ship of Pearl, and every chamber'd cell, where
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  Speaker 3: its dim dreaming life was wont to dwell as the
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  Speaker 3: frail tenant shaped his growing shell before thee lies revealed
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  Speaker 3: its irised ceiling, rent its sunless cript, unsealed year after year,
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  Speaker 3: beheld the silent toil that spread his lustrous coil. Still
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  Speaker 3: as the spiral grew, he left the past years, dwelling
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  Speaker 3: for the new stole with soft step, its shining archway through,
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  Speaker 3: built up its idle door, stretched in his last found home,
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  Speaker 3: and knew the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly
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  Speaker 3: message brought by thee child of the wandering sea, cast
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  Speaker 3: from her lap forlorn from thy dead lips, A clearer
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  Speaker 3: note is born than ever, tritum blue from wreathed horn.
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  Speaker 3: While on my ear it rings through the deep caves
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  Speaker 3: of thought, I hear a voice that sings, build thee
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  Speaker 3: more stately mansions O my soul. As the swift seasons
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  Speaker 3: roll leave thy low vaulted past, Let each new temple
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  Speaker 3: nobler than the last, shut THEE from heaven with a
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  Speaker 3: dome more vast, till thou at length art free, leaving
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  Speaker 3: thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea. End of poem.
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  Speaker 3: This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 4: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendelholm Senior read for LibriVox
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  Speaker 4: dot Org by Keith Immanuel. This is the sh ship
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  Speaker 4: of Pearl, which poet's fane sails, the unshadowed main, the
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  Speaker 4: venturous bark that flings on the sweet summer wind, its
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  Speaker 4: purpled wings, engulfs enchanted, where the siren sings and coral
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  Speaker 4: reefs lie bare, where the cold sea maids rise to sun,
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  Speaker 4: their streaming hair, its webs of living galls no more.
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  Speaker 4: Unfurl wrecked is the ship of Pearl, and every chambered cell,
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  Speaker 4: where its dim, dreaming life was wont to dwell. As
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  Speaker 4: the frail tenant shaped his growing shell before thee lies
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  Speaker 4: revealed its iris, sealing rent, its sunless cript, unsealed year
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  Speaker 4: after year, beheld the silent toil that spread his lustrous coil.
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  Speaker 4: Still as the spiral grew, he left the past year's
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  Speaker 4: dwelling for the new stole with soft step, its shining
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  Speaker 4: archway through, built up its idle door, stretch'd in his
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  Speaker 4: last found home, and knew the old no more. Thanks
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  Speaker 4: for the heavenly message brought by thee child of the
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  Speaker 4: wandering sea, cast from her lap, forlorn from thy dead lips,
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  Speaker 4: A clearer note is born than ever, triton blue from
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  Speaker 4: breathed horn. While on mine ear it rings through the
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  Speaker 4: deep caves of thought. I hear a voice that sings.
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  Speaker 4: Build thee more stately mansions, O my soul, as the
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  Speaker 4: swift seasons roll leave thy low vaulted past. Let each
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  Speaker 4: new temple nobler than the last, shut thee from heaven
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  Speaker 4: with a dome more vast, till thou at length art free,
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  Speaker 4: leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea. End of poem.
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  Speaker 4: This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 5: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes Senor read for
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  Speaker 5: Librevoux dot Org by Karen Smithy's This is the ship
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  Speaker 5: of pearl, which poets vane sails, the unshadowed main, the
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  Speaker 5: venturous bark that flings on the sweet summer wind, its
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  Speaker 5: purpled wings, engulfs enchanted, where the siren sings and coral
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  Speaker 5: reefs lie bare, where the cold sea maids rise to sun,
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  Speaker 5: their streaming hair, its webs of living gauze no more
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  Speaker 5: unfurl wrecked. Is the ship of pearl, and every chambered
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  Speaker 5: cell where its dim dreaming life was wont to dwell.
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  Speaker 5: As the frail tenant shaped his growing shell before thee
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  Speaker 5: lies revealed its irised celing, rent, its sunless cript, unsealed
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  Speaker 5: year after year, beheld the silent toil that spread his
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  Speaker 5: lustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew, he left the
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  Speaker 5: past year's dwelling for the new stole with soft step,
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  Speaker 5: its shining archway through, built up its idle door, stretched
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  Speaker 5: in his last found home, and knew the old no more.
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  Speaker 5: Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee child of
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  Speaker 5: the wandering sea. Cast from her lap forlorn from thy
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  Speaker 5: dead lips, A clearer note is born than ever Triton
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  Speaker 5: bleue from wreathed horn. While on mine ear it rings
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  Speaker 5: through the deep caves of thought, I hear a voice
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  Speaker 5: that sings, build thee more stately mansions, Oh my soul.
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  Speaker 5: As the swift season's roll leave thy low vaulted past,
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  Speaker 5: Let each new temple nobler than the last, shut thee
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  Speaker 5: from Heaven with a dome more vast, till thou at
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  Speaker 5: length art free, leaving thine outgrown shell by life's unresting
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  Speaker 5: sea end of poem. This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 6: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Senior read or
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  Speaker 6: LibriVox dot Org by Carrie Adams Your Book Boys, on
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  Speaker 6: the fourth of July twenty twenty two, at Mesa, Arizona.
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  Speaker 6: This is the ship of Pearl, which poet Stain sails,
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  Speaker 6: the unshadowed main, the venturous bark that flee on the
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  Speaker 6: sweet summer wind, its purpled wings in gulfs enchanted, where
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  Speaker 6: the siren seems and coral reefs lie bare, where the
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  Speaker 6: cold sea maids rise to sun, their streaming hair, its
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  Speaker 6: webs of living gauze no more unfurl wrecked is the
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  Speaker 6: ship of Pearl, and every chamber'd cell where its dim,
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  Speaker 6: dreaming life was wont to dwell. As the frail tenant
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  Speaker 6: shaped his growing shell before they lies, reveal'd its iris'd ceiling, rent,
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  Speaker 6: its sunless cript, unseal'd year after year beheld the silent
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  Speaker 6: toil that spread his lustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew,
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  Speaker 6: he left the pasture's dwelling for the new stole, with
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  Speaker 6: soft step, its shining archway through built up its idle
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  Speaker 6: door stretch'd in his last found home, and knew the
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  Speaker 6: old no more. Thanks for the heavenly message brought by
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  Speaker 6: thee child of the wandering sea. Cast from her lap
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  Speaker 6: forlorn from thy dead lips, A clearer note is born
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  Speaker 6: than ever, triton blue from wreathed horn. While on mine
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  Speaker 6: ear it rings through the deep caves of thought. I
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  Speaker 6: hear a voice that sings. Build thee more stately mansions,
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  Speaker 6: O my soul, as the swift seasons roll leave thy
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  Speaker 6: low vaulted past. Let each new temple nobler than the last.
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  Speaker 6: Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, till
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  Speaker 6: thou at length art free, leaving thine outgrown cell by
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  Speaker 6: life's unresting sea. End of poem. This recording is in
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  Speaker 6: the public domain.
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  Speaker 7: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes senor read for
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  Speaker 7: Liprivox by Kevinas. This is the ship of pearl which
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  Speaker 7: poet's fame sails. The unshadowed main, the venturous bark that
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  Speaker 7: flings on the sweet summer wind, its purpled wings, and
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  Speaker 7: gulfs enchanted with sirens, sings in coral Reef's live bare,
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  Speaker 7: where the cold sea maids rise to sun, their streaming hair,
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  Speaker 7: its webs of living gauze no more unfurl wrecked is
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  Speaker 7: the ship of pearl, and every chambered cell where its dim,
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  Speaker 7: dreaming life was wont to dwell. As the frail tenant
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  Speaker 7: shaped his growing shell. Before thee lies revealed its irised ceiling,
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  Speaker 7: rent its sunless cript, unsealed year after year, beheld the
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  Speaker 7: silent toil that spread its lustrous coil. Still as the
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  Speaker 7: spiral grew, he left the past year's dwelling for the
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  Speaker 7: new stole with soft step its shining archway through, built
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  Speaker 7: up its idle door, stretched in his last found home,
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  Speaker 7: and knew the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly
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  Speaker 7: message brought by thee child of the wandering sea. Cast
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  Speaker 7: from her lap forlorn from thy dead lips, A clearer
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  Speaker 7: note is born than ever triton blew from wreathed horn.
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  Speaker 7: While on mine ear it rings through the deep caves
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  Speaker 7: of thought. I hear a voice that sings built thee
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  Speaker 7: more stately mansions O my soul. As the swift seasons
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  Speaker 7: roll leave thy low vaulted past, Let each new temple
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  Speaker 7: nobler than the last, shut thee from heaven with a
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  Speaker 7: dume more vast till thou at length art free, leaving
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  Speaker 7: thine outgrowth shell by life's unresting sea. End of poem.
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  Speaker 7: This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 8: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes read for librebox
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  Speaker 8: dot work by lore. This is the ship of pearl,
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  Speaker 8: which poet's vain sails, the unshadowed main, the venturous bark
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  Speaker 8: that flings on the sweet summer wind, its purpled wings
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  Speaker 8: in gold gulfs enchanted, where the siren sings and coral
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  Speaker 8: reefs lie bare, where the cold sea maids rise to sun,
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  Speaker 8: their streaming hair, its webs of living godze no more
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  Speaker 8: unfurl wrecked is the ship of pearl, and every chambered
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  Speaker 8: cell where its dim dreaming life was wont to dwell.
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  Speaker 8: As the frail tenant shaped his growing shell before the
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  Speaker 8: lies revealed its iris, ceiling rent, its sunless crypt, unsealed
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  Speaker 8: year after year, beheld the silent toil that spread his
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  Speaker 8: lustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew, he left the
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  Speaker 8: past year's dwelling for the new stole, with soft step
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  Speaker 8: up its shining archway through built up its idle door
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  Speaker 8: stretched in his last found home, and knew the old
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  Speaker 8: no more. Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee
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  Speaker 8: child of the wandering sea. Cast from her lap forlorn
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  Speaker 8: from thy dead lips, A clearer note is born than
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  Speaker 8: ever Triton blew from wreath torn. While on mine ear
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  Speaker 8: it rings through the deep caves of thought. I hear
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  Speaker 8: a voice that sings. Build thee more stately mansions, O
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  Speaker 8: my soul, as the swift season's roll leave thy low
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  Speaker 8: vaulted past. Let each new temple nobler than the last.
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  Speaker 8: Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, till
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  Speaker 8: thou at length art free, leaving thine outgrown shell by
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  Speaker 8: life's unresting sea. End of pond. This recording is in
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  Speaker 8: the public domain.
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  Speaker 9: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendelholms, senor read for LibriVox
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  Speaker 9: dot Org by Larry Wilson. This is the ship of pearl,
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  Speaker 9: which poets fan sails, the unshadowed main, the venturous bark
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  Speaker 9: that flings on the sweet summer wind, its purpled wings,
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  Speaker 9: engulfs enchanted, where the siren sings and coral reefs lie bare,
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  Speaker 9: where the cold sea maids rise to sun, their streaming hair,
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  Speaker 9: its webs of living goze no more, and ferl wrecked
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  Speaker 9: is the ship of pearl, and every chambered cell where
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  Speaker 9: its dim dreaming life was wont to dwell. As the
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  Speaker 9: frail tenant shaped his growing shell before thee lies revealed
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  Speaker 9: its irish ceiling, rent its sunluscript, and seal'd. Year after year,
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  Speaker 9: beheld the silent toil that spread his lustrous coil. Still
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  Speaker 9: as the spiral grew, he left the past year's dwelling
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  Speaker 9: for the new stole with soft step its shining archway through,
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  Speaker 9: built up its idle door, stretched in his last found home,
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  Speaker 9: and knew the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly
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  Speaker 9: message brought by thee child of the wandering sea. Cast
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  Speaker 9: from her lap forlorn from thy dead lips, A clearer
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  Speaker 9: note is born than ever, triton blue from wreathed horn.
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  Speaker 9: While on mine ear it rings through the deep caves
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  Speaker 9: of thought. I hear a voice that sings, build thee
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  Speaker 9: more lately mentions, oh my soul. As the swift season's
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  Speaker 9: roll leave thy low vaulted past. Let each new temple
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  Speaker 9: nobler than the last, shut thee from heaven with a
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  Speaker 9: dome more vast till thou wt length or free, leaving
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  Speaker 9: thine outgoing shell by life's unresting sea in depoem. This
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  Speaker 9: recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 10: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. Read for
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  Speaker 10: Librevox dot Org by Lee Salter, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, U. S. A.
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  Speaker 10: This is the ship of pearl, which poet's fame sails,
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  Speaker 10: the unshadowed main, the venturous bark that flings on the
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  Speaker 10: sweet summer wind, its purpled wings, engulf's enchanted, where the
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  Speaker 10: siren sings and coral reefs lie bare, Where the cold
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  Speaker 10: sea maids rise to sun, their streaming hair, its webs
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  Speaker 10: of living gauze. No more unfurl wrecked is the ship
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  Speaker 10: of pearl, and every chambered cell where its dim dreaming
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  Speaker 10: life was wont to dwell. As the frail tenant shaped
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  Speaker 10: his growing shell before the lies revealed its iris, ceiling rent,
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  Speaker 10: its sunless cript, unsealed year after year, beheld the silent
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  Speaker 10: toil that spread his lustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew,
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  Speaker 10: he left the past year's dwelling for the new stole,
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  Speaker 10: with its soft step, its shining archway through built up
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  Speaker 10: its idle door, stretched in his last found home, and
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  Speaker 10: knew the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly message
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  Speaker 10: brought by the child of the wandering sea. From her
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  Speaker 10: lap forlorn, from thy dead lips, A clearer note is
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  Speaker 10: born than ever, triton blue from reeth and horn. While
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  Speaker 10: on mine ear it rings through the deep caves of thought,
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  Speaker 10: I hear a voice that sings. Build thee more stately mansions,
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  Speaker 10: O my soul, as the swift season's roll, leave thy
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  Speaker 10: low vaulted past. Let each new temple nobler than the last.
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  Speaker 10: Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, till
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  Speaker 10: thou at length art free, leaving thine outgrown shell by
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  Speaker 10: life's unresting sea.
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  Speaker 1: End of poem.
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  Speaker 10: This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 11: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes Senor read by
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  Speaker 11: Michel fry bet Rooge, Cuisiana. This is the ship of pearl,
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  Speaker 11: which poets fane sails, the unshadowed main, the venturous bark
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  Speaker 11: that flings on the sweet summer wind, its purpled wings,
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  Speaker 11: engulfs enchanted, where the siren sings and coral reefs lie bare,
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  Speaker 11: where the cold sea maids rise to sun, their streaming hair,
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  Speaker 11: its swebs of living gauze no more unfurl wrecked as
• 22:30
  Speaker 11: the ship of pearl, and every chambered cell where its dim,
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  Speaker 11: dreaming life was wont to dwell. As the frailed tenant
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  Speaker 11: shaped his growing shell. Before thee lies revealed its iris,
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  Speaker 11: sailing rent, its sunless crypt unsealed year after year, beheld
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  Speaker 11: the silent toil that spread his lustrous coil. Still as
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  Speaker 11: the spiral grew, he left the past year, dwelling for
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  Speaker 11: the new stole with soft step, its shining archway through,
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  Speaker 11: built up its idle door, stretched in his last found home,
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  Speaker 11: and knew the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly
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  Speaker 11: message brought by thee child of the wandering sea. Cast
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  Speaker 11: from her lap forlorn from thy dead lips, A clearer
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  Speaker 11: note is born than ever, tritened blue from wreathed horn.
• 23:29
  Speaker 11: While on mine ear it rings through the deep caves
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  Speaker 11: of thought. I hear a voice that sings. Build thee
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  Speaker 11: more stately mansions, O my soul. As the swift seasons
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  Speaker 11: roll leave thy low vaulted past, Let each new temple
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  Speaker 11: nobler than the last, shut thee from heaven with a
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  Speaker 11: dome more vast, till thou at length art free, leaving
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  Speaker 11: thine outgrown shell by life's unresting sea. End of porn.
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  Speaker 11: This recording is in the public domain.
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  Speaker 12: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendell Holmes Senior read for
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  Speaker 12: Libuvox dot Org by rods from California. This is the
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  Speaker 12: ship of Pearl, which poets fame, sails the unshadowed main,
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  Speaker 12: the venturous bark that flings on the sweet summer wind,
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  Speaker 12: its purpled wings in gulfs enchanted, where the siren sings
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  Speaker 12: and coral reefs lie bare, where the cold sea maids
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  Speaker 12: rise to sunday, streaming hair, its webs of living gods
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  Speaker 12: no more and fur wrecked. Is the ship of Pearl,
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  Speaker 12: and every chambered cell where its dim, dreaming life was
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  Speaker 12: wont to dwell. As the frail tenant shaped his growing
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  Speaker 12: shell before thee lies revealed its iris, ceiling rent, its
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  Speaker 12: sunless script, unsealed year after a year beheld the silent
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  Speaker 12: toil that spread his lustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew,
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  Speaker 12: he left the past years, dwelling for the new stall
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  Speaker 12: with soft step its shining archway through built up its
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  Speaker 12: idle door, stretched in his last found home, and knew
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  Speaker 12: the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly message brought
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  Speaker 12: by the child of the wandering she cast from her
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  Speaker 12: lap forlorn from thy dead lips, A clearer note is
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  Speaker 12: born than ever. Triton bleue from rethed horn. While on
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  Speaker 12: mine ear it rings through the deep caves of thought.
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  Speaker 12: I hear a voice that sings. Build thee more stately,
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  Speaker 12: manson saw my soul as the swift season's roll, leave
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  Speaker 12: thy low waltered past. Let each new temple nobbler than
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  Speaker 12: the last. Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast,
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  Speaker 12: till thou at length pot free, leaving thine outgrown shell
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  Speaker 12: by life's understing sea in the poem. This recording is
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  Speaker 12: in the public domain.
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  Speaker 2: The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendelholms Senior read for Libervox
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  Speaker 2: dot org by William Jones. This is the ship of
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  Speaker 2: pearl which poet's fain sells. The nshadowed main, the venturous
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  Speaker 2: bark that flings on the sweet summer wind, is purple
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  Speaker 2: wings and gulfs enchanted, where the sirens sing in coral reefs,
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  Speaker 2: a lie bear where the cold seen age rise to sun,
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  Speaker 2: the streaming hair it's well of living gauze no more
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  Speaker 2: and furl wrecked is the ship of pearl, and every
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  Speaker 2: chambered cell where its dim dreaming life was wont to dwell.
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  Speaker 2: As the frail tenant shaped his growing shell. Before thee
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  Speaker 2: lies revealed its irish sealing, rent its sunless cript, and
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  Speaker 2: sealed year after year, beheld the silent toil that spread
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  Speaker 2: his illustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew, he left
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  Speaker 2: the past years, dwelling for the new stole with soft steps,
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  Speaker 2: its shining arts way through, built up its idle door,
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  Speaker 2: stretched in his last found home, and knew the old
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  Speaker 2: no more. Thanks for the heavenly message brought by thee
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  Speaker 2: child of the wandering sea. Cast from her lap forlorn
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  Speaker 2: from thy dead lips, a clear note is born than ever,
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  Speaker 2: trite and blue from his is wreathed horn. While on
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  Speaker 2: my ear it rings through the deep keys of thought.
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  Speaker 2: I hear a voice that sings. Build thee more stately
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  Speaker 2: mansions O my soul. As the swift seasons roll leave
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  Speaker 2: thy low vaulted past, let each new temple over than
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  Speaker 2: the last shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast,
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  Speaker 2: till thou at length art free, leaving thine outgrown shell
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  Speaker 2: by life's unresting sea. End of poem. This recording is
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  Speaker 2: in the public domain. The Chambered Nautilus by Oliver Wendelholmes
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  Speaker 2: Senior read Forliebervox dot Org by William Jones, Benita Springs, Florida.
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  Speaker 2: This is the ship of pearl, which poet's fain sails,
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  Speaker 2: the unshadowed main, the venturous bark that flings on the
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  Speaker 2: sweet summer wind, its purple wings in gulfs enchanted, where
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  Speaker 2: the siren sings and coral reefs lie bare, where the
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  Speaker 2: cold sea mates rise to sun, their streaming hair, its
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  Speaker 2: webs of living gauze. No more unfurl wrecked is the
• 29:29
  Speaker 2: ship of pearl at every chambered cell, where its dim
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  Speaker 2: dreaming life was wont to dwell. As the frailed tinant
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  Speaker 2: shaped his growing shell before thee lies revealed, its irised ceiling, rent,
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  Speaker 2: its sunless crept, unsealed year after year, beheld the silent
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  Speaker 2: toil that spread his lustrous coil. Still as the spiral grew,
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  Speaker 2: he left the past year's dwelling. For the new stole
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  Speaker 2: with soft step, its shining archway through, built up its
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  Speaker 2: idle door, stretched in his last found home, and knew
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  Speaker 2: the old no more. Thanks for the heavenly message brought
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  Speaker 2: by thee, child of the wandering sea. Cast from her lap,
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  Speaker 2: forlorn from thy dead lips, A clearer note is born
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  Speaker 2: than ever triton blew from wreathed horn. While on my
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  Speaker 2: ear it rings through the deep caves of thought. I
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  Speaker 2: hear a voice that sayings, build thee more stately mansions,
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  Speaker 2: O my soul, as the swift seasons roll leave thy
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  Speaker 2: low vaulted past. Let each new temple nobler than the last,
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  Speaker 2: shut THEE from heaven with a dome more vast, till
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  Speaker 2: thou at length art free, leaving thine outgrown shell by
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  Speaker 2: life's unresting sea. End of poem.