I.

Sweet music lingers

From her harpstrings on her fingers,

When they rest in mine:

And her clear glances

Help the music, whereto dances,

Trembling with an hope divine,

Every heart: and chiefly mine.

Could she discover

All her heart to any lover,

She who sways them all?

Yet her hand trembles,

Laid in mine: and scarce dissembles,

That its music looks to fall

Into mine, and Love end all.

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