COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN.

For lhe Columbian Fountain.

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ro oNE THAT UNDERSTANDS THEM
OhtAI have many many friends,


Whose he arts ere all my owni
And yetssY heart is only thine,


Ii throbs Cor thee alone.


My maiden faith is plighted now, Eli
TO thee my love Ia given; u t


And every sigh breathe IS thine,
e Save those 1 send to heaven. "
My mother asks me why love 7it
Thee more than all the rest,


Who seek my love, who claim my hand,
And vow to make me blest.
.l4y For lovelier lads and wealthy too,


Have worshipd at my shrine; GOD


And as they knelt have breathed the words


Ida dear girl be mine.
rf4I cannot love them, no, oh no, y
Tho eloquent they speak, ,a"
Thy name alone can bring the blush .a,nnl
Oflove upon'my cheek. #i
/. "A IA For thy virtues, dearest frisndp


That bind my heart to thee, Y. it.{d
'h ao can befSeve thy promises; Dftsf4
love confdingIy.


But yet thou may'st unfaithful prove,
Forgive the passing thoughts .u 81 I.
i never doubled ever will lE
The love bestow'd unsought.


Washington, d. ca .igs IDA.