MISS URSULA BARCLAY.

I arise from dreams of thee,

In the first sweet sleep of night;

When winds are breathing low,

And the stars are shining bright;--

I arise from dreams of thee,

And a spirit in my feet

Has led me, who knows how,

To thy chamber window sweet.

Oh take my last fond sigh,

I die--I faint--I fall;

The dews of night are chill

On my lips and eyelids pale;

My cheek is cold and white,

And my heart beats loud and fast;

Oh press it close to thine,

Where it will break at last.

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