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CHAPTER XXXIII.

silent lips, and in the soul

The secret longings that arise,

Which this world never satisfies!

Some more, some less, but of the whole

Not one quite happy; no, not one!

It is the malediction of Eve!

In place of it, let me receive

The benediction of Mary, then.

Ah, woe is me! Ah, woe is me!

Most wretched am I among men.

Alas! that I should live to see

Thy death, beloved, and to stand

Above thy grave! Ah, woe the day!

Thou wilt not see it. I shall lie

Beneath the flowers of another land;

For at Salerno, far away

Over the mountains, over the sea,

It is appointed me to die!

And it

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