IV.

Oh, pleasant is the welcome kiss,

When day's dull round is o'er,

And sweet the music of the step

That meets me at the door.

Though worldly cares may visit us,

I reck not when they fall,

While I have thy kind lips, my Sall,

To smile away them all.

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