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Tzou hsss passd from my heart Ike the dew from the
spray,


Lte The bloom from the bud-ke the light from the day
Oh sad Ia the gloom which thy memories leave,
As the cloud that hangs dark the brow Of the eve
The geam has gone out from tho depths Of those eyes,
Like star that hath set never more 10 arse
And the ray o, fond hope which so s'ten In inne-
!, in ouench'd. oh Aleida, departed with thine
A,e,sa .Ies.f stray lamb of the fold told ;
tale of the fleece which should neer have been
There ;, heartihriling s.ory Of passion and taee,
which Echo, deep bushing hath murrnur'd to me-
~ he snow of that hand which I've trembled to touch,
p, tho rose of that cheek which We lauded SO much.
Bv the blue of that eye, and thy lips happy tome
Ale;daI Aleida come back TO thine own
r-o,,. h.ck 20 the home OF thy innocent mirth.
yybere ,hy mother sits esd by the deso.ate hearth,
s,a INV silyerha hard father the winter eve long
Ir,,.,,ent,y yearr, for thy accents of song
Re.ur thou cstrangd one, once more with thy smile
Ana INV brother shall greet thee the while
Come back 20 thy sister-she cannot forget
She loves her Aleida-ehe worships her yet
Aeida thou mother-yet never bride
snsak no, to chide thee-t were idle to chide
Do weepi .is not weskness-I fan would refrain
Bu, tho fountain Is full with the tear-drOps Of pain
. And INV lutte. a. r,insle thy name with Its tone,
R,ea,bes sound through my chamber that's rournful


and lone;


oh God how lovd thee, tongue never may tel
Ale;dsl Alsida farewell l-fare thee well


Os,,esO Jaz. - 1876.