To be concluded

WOoING.
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The Lily was maiden fairy,
Nodding her white cap TO the wave,
Toying, beckoning, light and airy.
As a sultan's favorte slave;
The wave crept up the beach, and soft and
.3ltl. srilly, 5Nla
Lisping, "Thou'rt imaged in my breast, fair


Lily" m
Sweet Lily, stayest thou lone and cheerless !?
Half to the wave the Lily dips.
'Pale Lily, kiss me fond and fearless
Sweetly thrill their meeting lips;
in lands below soft bridal notes thou nearest;
Waves call thee, flowers beckon thee hither,


dearest
The skies beneath are bended fairer;' a..
He decks her breast with liquid tears
The earth beneath hath blossoms rarer;'
The wave with the Lily downward whirls;
Lisps he, 'above us all is sad and dreary,
Beneath we'll live forever gay and cherry
So, palely, with the darklng water
The trembling, trusting Lily went,
And ne'er again, o sun-lighfs daughter,
Nor Earth, thy mother. pressed thee, mois,


and chilly; ei
Fond marriage vows were thine, 0 pale and


trusting Lily