III.

Whene'er the moon's shining clear, Mother,

I think o' my lover that's gone;

Heaven seem'd to draw very near, Mother,

As above us in glory it shone.

Ah! whither hath fled all my gladness?

Ah! would from life I could fly!

That laying me down in my sadness

I might kiss thee, my Mother, and die!

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