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cannot forget theA. I've ssIiyen in vain,

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 To ifll of the past and of thee. Jeannot forget thee. thsu vision of light. Though 6eeting and transient thy stay; kike the gIsAm oE star. on liies wearisoEe night Thou hast passed in bright beauty away. eannc. forget thee; each look and each word

 1s lingering in memory still; As dream of scfs music. thy voice is oil hear Giving every PalsatiOn thrill, cannot forget fhec; live in the past.

 Though its hopes and Its joys aie all fled. Like summer plants, that. too besuteous to last.

 Shed their fragrance when faded and dead. I cannot forget thee; ny Iifv's but dream.

 A long, ehaHgefess, day-dream of thee: Thou star of ny destinyi still nay thy beam

 Shed radiance o'er Eie's troubled sea.