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Sad T leave my souls dear treasure For the dismal din of arms. But,
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You may regret a faithful lover,
Thou shall lame nt me with a sigh. Though you refuse to make him blessd
kind compassion,
hapless soldiers tomb;
forgive « fatal passion,
Which reason could not overcome.
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