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...For this the park's new wall contains ; " And here I fear we shall not meet " A shade — although, perchance, a seat." " O then, my lassie, lead the...still preserves " His name, and in his office serves." " Alas ! that mine should be the fate " Old David's sorrows to relate : " But they were brief ; not... | |
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