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Pale is her cheek, where once the rose hlent To charm the gaxeF with their beautecus hue Dimind is the brightness of those eyes which sent The sOftest gIances from their orhs of blue. Their fire is gone, And faint the gleam that now remains to fell

 How bright they shone No more upon her lips the smile is seen Which erst was radiant as the sunny May. Tbe cloud Of sorrow has obscur'd its sheen. Alas. has dris'n it's giadsome light away.

 That smile 90 sweet. An why do things 70 beautiful and fair

 So quickly heei' Sc pure herself she never could helieYe The guile could in his honsy'd VOWS have part: That he, 90 fondly loved, would e'er decieve Of tamPer with the breathings of the heart.

 The dream is o'er, And with t peace and happiness have fled

 To come no more. Yet 10 reproach steals from her gentle breast 10 pierce the false one with its bitter tone. Nis.ng, phantom dread, to mar his rest, Whc, tn an idle pasfime wreckd her own. She loves him vet, Fof hearts % constant and so true as hers

 Can ne'er forget Upon her cheek that fiow'r is blooming now Which Death of plants bis fearful form to hide. From which to culi chaplet for the brow cf her 90 soon he destines for his bride.

 And her deep sigh Reveals, amid its anguish, that her hone

 Is but to die