THE VICTIM OF UNREoUrrED LOVE.
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Soyoung, so pensive, and so fair.


Ofunrequitcd love he died.
What said he, shepherd, thou vert there
When death stood thrcat'ning at his side.
That of his pain, the sa,ldest pain
Was----hc could not that pain declare.
lie would not speak of that again,
Poor youth--hc had been scorn'd by pride


Ofunrequited love he died.
And when he felt the falling breath
erow weak, what said he of his doom'-
That there are pains far worse than death,
and he had known them. Thoughts of gloon
>haddow'd the portals of the tomb.


Some things he said and none replied


ofunrequited love he died.
elia ri when the last, last throb drew nigh
'"e yet the auttering spirit hedi