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... POETRY. THE PARTING. — 0O e THE fatal hour is come at laft, Adieu! my love! adicu! How will my wretched life be patt, Far exil’d from thy view : My Leart will droop in endlcfs pain, No joy my eyes will fce; i But thou—who knows, if ¢’er again, Thou wilt ...
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