DI TANTI PALpITI.
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Dearest, dry that fearful eye
Dearest, check that mournful sigh;
Lettnot hope thy bosom fly,


Nor sorrow longcr move thee:
For by that pale check swear,
by those eyes of beauty rare.
BY the pure soul shining there


I'll never cease to love thee.


Dearest, dry that fearful eye, sc,
Flowers may cease to bloom in spring,
Birds Of sweetest note to sing,
Storms be horne on Zcphyr's wing,
But none shall rain above thee
In this breast, to which thou'rt dear
As to misery PHYS tear
As to Heaven heart Sincere


And still fondly love thee.


Dearest, dry that fearful eye, Ge.
Ever be thy mind in peace
Ever may thy joys increase;
Love shall make thy anguish cease,
And every hour shall prove thee
sill more dear than in the past
No gloom thy bliss shall overcast
And, by my hopes Of heaven at last,
III ever warmly love thee.


Dearest, dry that fearful eye, sc.