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AND YE SHALL WALK IN SILK ATTIRE. |
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The mind whose meanest wish is pure
Far dearer is to me; And ere I'm forced to break my faith
I'll lay me down and dee. For I ha'e vow'd a virgin's vow
My lover's fate to share : And he has gi'en to me his heart,
And what can man do mair?
And ye shall walk, &c. |
3-His mind and manners wan my heart.
He gratefu' took the gift, And did I wish to see it back,
It wad be waur than theft; For langest life can ne'er repay
The love he bears to me ; And ere I'm forced to break my faith
I'll lay me down and dee.
And ye shall walk, &c. |
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H. 4868. |
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