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hvd.hh28yt	Lewis, M. G.	Tales of wonder; written and collected by M.G. Lewis ... ; In two volumes v.1	1801		.txt	text/plain	25295	3449	99	" At night, thy love so true • Thy castle's proud turrets no more shalt thou see ; Hervor, daughter, cease thy cries, " And wish, thou foe of kings, for thee."— " My daughter shall nurse you, so fair and so gay ; When in came the lady, so fair and so gay; The lovely maid gave him her hand. For who could have eyes, and not see thou art fair? " For you, fair princess, in whose eyes of blue, Stands a maid as fair as day; A daughter is born to Lord Ronald to-day. "* And why trickle tears from my fair lady's eyes ?"" Touch but thy harp, thou soon shalt see At length a Magician coming by where she was then in the company of many other virgins, as soon as he beheld her he said, " fair Maids Her cheek was fair, her eyes were dark, " Nor behind thee turn thy head.	./cache/hvd.hh28yt.pdf	./txt/hvd.hh28yt.txt