Summary

Littell's Living Age — Volume 155…

“ And the wind's low sob, and the waves' low moan,
Blent with the passionate weeping for him
Whose falsehood had made the fair world dim;
And she sighed, "What Was life left yet for me,
Whose joy is blighted, whose trust is fled,
Whose hope, like the rose, its leaves has shed?"
”
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