For the Wiimingtonian.
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1MPROMPTU,
To young Lady on presenting me cake IN form


Of a heart.
And Rachel will you give your heart
To sad misfortune's wayward child
And with boon so precious part,
For one by sad a0liction spoiPdf
Say, shall take in my fond care,
The dearest pledge to mortals given,
And with affection place il near
Thy hapless friends, by sorrow riven'
Then give it hcre-yes, give it here,
And will ever fondly cherish,
With warm affection, one so dear,
Till every pulse of life shall perish.
And then thought how flecting time,
Would sudden pa its sceptre Ger,
And doom me to distant cline,
Where may never see thee more:
but yet, something told my heart,
'Twould cherish thee tho far apart.


BRANDYWINE MINSTREL.