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The Cossak.
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"Trust me, dear, thy fear is vain,
Away with terror groundless!
Time thou losest precious,
Fear not, О my darling!


Mount my steed; with thee I will
To distant regions gallop;
Blest with me be thou shalt,
Heaven with mate is everywhere."


And the maid? Over she bends,
Her fear is overcome,
Bashfully to ride consents,
And the Cossak happy is.


Off they dart, away they fly;
Are loving one another.
Faithful he for two brief weeks,
Forsook her on the third.


1815.