THE TRYSTING HOUR.

The night-wind's Eolian breezes,

Chase melody over the grove,

The fleecy clouds wreathing in tresses,

Float rosy the woodlands above;

Then tarry no longer, my true love,

The stars hang their lamps in the sky,

'Tis lovely the landscape to view, love,

When each bloom has a tear in its eye.

So stilly the evening is closing,

Bright dew-drops are heard as they fall,

Eolian whispers reposing

Breathe softly, I hear my love call;

Yes, the light fairy step of my true love

The night breeze is wafting to me;

Over heathbell and violet blue, love,

Perfuming the shadowy lea.

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