IV.

"Speak not thus to me, my own--my dearest!

These are but the phantoms of thy brain;

Nothing can befall thee which thou fearest,

Thou shalt wake to love and life again.

Were this sleep thy last,

I should hold thee fast,

Thou shouldst strive against me but in vain."

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