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By hunger press’d I bend my weary way 1 Thus spoke the youth,while listhing'Pity sigh’d,
Thro' paths frequented by the rich and g-ay, > But ere the mom arose he droop’d ami died:
With fearful heart & trembling accent try < The Shepherds laid him where the willows wave
To gain an alms of ev’ry passerby. ■ And strew’d wild flow’rets o'er his early grave.
Crying:ph pity a poor orphan boy. ^ Crying:oh pity a poor orphan boy.
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