III.

"What would you do, love, when home returning

With hopes high burning,

With wealth for you,

If my bark, which bounded o'er foreign foam,

Should be lost near home--

Ah! what would you do?"--

"So thou wert spared--I 'd bless the morrow,

In want and sorrow,

That left me you;

And I 'd welcome thee from the wasting billow,

This heart thy pillow--

That 's what I 'd do!"

[Decoration]

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