LXXVI.

Hussars are blowing their trumpets,

And to thy doors they ride.

A garland of wreathed roses

I bring to thee, my bride.

That were a boisterous household,

Landpests and soldiery!

And in thy little heart, dear,

The goodliest quarters be.

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