BY JACOB MORTON.--1790.

Soft as the dews of evening skies

Which on the flow'ret's bosom fall,

Were those sweet tears in Anna's eyes

Which wak'd at pity's gentle call.

Ah! may that tender, feeling heart,

Where thus sweet sympathy doth glow,

Ne'er feel the pang of sorrow's dart,

Nor sigh--but for _another's_ wo.

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