LXX.

Oh, to be chased from lovely lips! and torn

From lovely arms that clasped as in a dream.

I fain had stayed with thee another morn.

Then came the postboy with his tinkling team.

E'en such is life, my child, a constant moan--

A constant parting, evermore good-byes,

Could not thy heart cling fast unto mine own?

Couldst thou not hold me steadfast with thine eyes?

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