II.

"What would you do, love, if distant tidings

Thy fond confidings

Should undermine?--

And I abiding 'neath sultry skies,

Should think other eyes

Were as bright as thine?"

"Oh, name it not:--tho' guilt and shame

Were on thy name

I 'd still be true:

But that heart of thine--should another share it--

I could not bear it!

What would I do?"

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