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 "How have you thought of mel How have l thought of thee3-as flies

 The dove to seek Ter mate, Trembling lest some rude hand has made Her sweet home desolate. Thus does my hnsom seek Tn thine The only heart that throbs with mine. How have thought of theea--as turns The flower 10 the sun. Fen though, ,wben clouds ana storms arise, It is not shone upon; Thus dear one, in thine eye l sec The only light that beams for me. How have thought of thee-as thinks The mariner of home, When doom'd through many dreary " asfe Of waters yet to roam, Thus does my spirit turn to thee, Ny guiding star OCT life's wild sea. How have thought of thee2-as bend

 The Persian al the shrine Of his resplendent God, to watch

 His earliest glories shine, Thus dohtinY spirit bow to thee, Ny hearts own radiant Deity. 