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POEMS.

i5.

Then think upon Calypso 's isles.Endear’d by days gone by;

To others give a thousand smiles.To me a single sigh.

16.

And when the admiring circle markThe paleness of thy face,

A half forai'i* tear, a transient sparkOf melancholy grace.

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Again thou’It smile, and blushing shunSome coxcomb's raillery;

Nor own for once thou thought's! of one"Who ever thinks on thee.

18.

Though smile and sigh alike are vain,When sever’d hearts repine,

My spirit flies o’er mount and main,And mourns in search of thine.