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Who in our world can other worlds survey,
And speak with spirits, though confined in clay:
Of Bible-mysteries they the keys possess,
Assured themselves, where wiser men but guess:
'Tis theirs to see—around, about, above—
How spirits mingle thoughts, and angels move;
Those whom our grosser views from us exclude,
To them appear a heavenly multitude;
While the dark sayings, seal'd to men like us,