'T were vain to tell thee all I feel,
Or say for thee I 'd die.
-- J. A. Wade (1800-1875)
-- 'T were vain to tell
Or say for thee I 'd die.
-- J. A. Wade (1800-1875)
-- 'T were vain to tell
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