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Farewell my Love! yet blame ye not my Truth;
More fondly never mother ey'd her child

MS. 1806.

Sweet power of Love, farewell! nor blame my truth,
More fondly never Mother ey'd her Child

Courier, M. H.

And as you wove the dream I sigh'd or smil'd MS. 1806: And as you wove my thoughts, I sigh'd or smil'd Courier, M. H.

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While some sought Wealth; others to Pleasure swerving,
Many woo'd Fame: and some stood firm apart
In joy of pride, self-conscious of deserving

MS. 1806, Courier, M. H.

haunts] haunt L. R., Letters, &c., 1836, 1863.

weak wishing] weak-wishing Courier, M. H.

that] who Courier, M. H.

will] must Courier, M. H.