FOR THE LTTCHFIELD ENQUIRER. THE BROKEN VOW,
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 0! would that now might remember no more, Or think of a word thou hast spoken; Since thou hast proved false and thy friendship is

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 And the most solemn VOW thou hats broken. In anticipation I richly was blest; To thee my affections were given; Nor was there thought even entered my breast, That my hopes would so quickly be riven But alas, it is done !-forever-ts done! Nor can it again be revoken, Like the sentence of death to me it did come, And the vow that was sacred is broken! o! think of the fondness pretended to me, And the pledge which you gave as token, And think of the promise I made unto thee, Then think, of the VOW you have broken! And remember also there is One in hea,'.:: To whom all your motives are open, And pray unto Him that you may be forgiv'n, Cfthe vor' you have wantonly broken. And when friends forsake thee, and trouble shall

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 (As fortune is subject to vary,) Oh then you will think of the heart you have wrung And in sorrow, remember your Sarah.