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 Tae brlda came ,o the iempis-hoi alnne-- F.r with her swept din tsnrreai ira'n' Tnt ,i,,wiy gathered round that altar stone, AAa bowed themselves with many stuffed nplA 3Tbs 1o.;hcr sent for hm-that noble sire ] And liam his place of lnf'y trust he came. Tn ,h,s s,! second bridal. Then the fire

 Ot his strong hear. went out. Was she the same

 "a, ina, cold statue all his hopes might s!u.! what slm, how silently he lay'

 Whe eet. angei, smile upon her brow, N of sad E saint lad passed that way .,As sI ! upon the cold and spotles' ~' "xs, %o,,, mm',%Porehead .e'aphic glow.

 0' So.td she smilc-and yet no; smile CT iJ ..s footsteps had they failed to meet her ear: His strong form tremblsl,and his eye grew dn'. T On Guo !-tha, household band Was weeping near.

 And she lay smiling coldy on her bier. z ii was not much, though il had seemed grief,

 To give her ui' in all her bridal g!o"n; Fer with that parting came a sweet belief .. Ot ouck reunion now ,ihe ioinb-the tomb! Hung over ali its dark and silent 6 lo"m :. eush of music, low and sadly sweet.

 Swelle.i through the temple. Must the!

 yield her then

 From ,his her second bridal! Must they mee'

 The loved and lost no more: Asan again

 Angels were hynning out t!:at soft rei'ain: