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.ablished Court Of Laws Of the Wh
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THIS is LOVE.


sigh for hours at Beauty's feet
start when rival steps draw near,
ardent warmth her glance to meet,
d pour soft batteries in her ear; b.
aeel till won by fairer forms
I'd brighter eyes, and then forsake,
while new hopes new fancy warns,
leave her trusting heart to break;
passion haunts our earthly span,
is the wavering love of Man. -.
eek one form in early youth,
court no gaze-no vow beside;
old through life an holy truth,
hich firmest proves when deepest tri'd
like the diamonds sparkling light,
Ia halls and palaces illume
,hine more cheering and more bright
scenes Of darkness and of gloom:
faith descends from realms above
this is Woman's changeless love.