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By a mighty inward urging, |
By a mighty inward urging, |
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I am ready now for singing |
I am ready now for singing |
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Ready to begin the chanting |
Ready to begin the chanting |
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Of our nation's ancient folksong |
Of our nation's ancient folksong |
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Handed down from bygone ages." |
Handed down from bygone ages." |
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--[[The Kalevala]], by Elias Lonnrot, translated by John Martin Crawford in 1888. |
--[[The Kalevala]], by Elias Lonnrot, translated by John Martin Crawford in 1888. |
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Revision as of 13:34, 26 January 2018
"Mastered by desire impulsive
By a mighty inward urging,
I am ready now for singing
Ready to begin the chanting
Of our nation's ancient folksong
Handed down from bygone ages." --The Kalevala, by Elias Lonnrot, translated by John Martin Crawford in 1888.
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