SONU.
From Tie Russian.
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What, alasl shall dol'


My lover comes not to greet me;
sure he cannot be untrue,


He would not else have vow'd to meet me.


Without my love, all woe is me!
II the humming wheel ply,
:, How the threads are always breaking!
lospin tomorrow will try,


To-day l can't with heart that's aching.


Where, ah where, can my lover be.
As the calf, or kid, or lamb,
o.er the herbage lightly bounding,
Decks with anxious eye its dam,


Wsile with its bleat the woods are sounding


Just SO, my love, do seek thee.
@nen,, each morning, from the rll
x,,'', Mith my pitcher homeward vending,
without thought, my steps are still


iow'rd my lovers cottage tending


10 his door they carry me.