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And I will watch thy infant years<lb/> | And I will watch thy infant years<lb/> | ||
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And none is left to dry that tear,
To soothe thy mother's misery;
Thy deserts us here
And whither, whether shall we fly –
Wretch! – ha! He left a
To mitigate my aging.
May
Enough – our mournful joys, our cares
Well mingle in our pilgrimage;
When heart with heart its sorrows shares
Their bitterest sufferings soon assuage –
And I will watch thy infant years
And thou shall pass my sinking age.
Berquin
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