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THE NIGHTINGALE'S CRY.
LARCHES' deep and dark Pavilion,Hide, O hide me in thy shade,For a thorn has pierced my bosom,In the hawthorn where I strayed.
Tosses now my heart in anguish,Dark as night, and no relief;Come and sing, bring back life's morrow,Hush to rest this bitter grief.
O return, my wandering love-mate,Woo me, win me with thy song,Till the silent dark Pavilion,Echoes as thy notes prolong.
And I answer in Love's panting,Come, O come back to the nest,Take this thorn from out my bosom,Heal the wound upon thy breast.