COLIN.

Faithless? O no! I knew thy father's ire;

Thy filial virtue could not but admire;

Still did I hope, believe, and know thee true:

The pains I suffer'd thou did'st suffer too.

Now weep no more; this bids our sufferings cease,

This letter--heavenly messenger of peace!--

That promises a more propitious fate;

But thou, sweet girl! the same blest news relate;

Chase from thy fancy every shade of fear;

Wipe from thy cheek that ill-beseeming tear;

And tell thy lover all;--he burns to hear.

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