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pil think on thee, I'll think on thee,


Star of my love where e'er roam
On barren heath; or fow'ry lca--i


Ger Lybia's sands--by Oceans foam.
Deep in my heart the mem'ry dwells;
sNo-promise'd boon of earth can tear;
From out its thousand secret cells,


The thoughts of thee are cheerish'd there.
I'll think on thee; when morning light,


In glory breaks around the brow
or the far mountains, and each height,


Takes athe deep tint Of summers blue"
The memory whispers to my heart,
OF many promised JOY to be;
In every change near or apart
That heart still fondly clings to thee.
I'll think on thee, when twilight spreads,
: Her shadowy wings DER land and sea
And brightest flowers close their lids
Ofsbeanty, on the waning day.
And if I'm bowed by sorrow down,


The thought will set my spirit free
In tickle fortunes smile, as frown,
III; think on thee, I'll think on theel