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Was that what I said last evening?
Ah! yes, and I'll you the rest,
All, how my sorrow has left me
And joy is my welcome guest.
I was sitting, watching the shadows
Creep down from the pines on the hill,
As if loth to touch the maples
All aglow by the brookside mill.

And I thought, till through the stillness
Somebody spoke my name;
Ah, well, last night was a picture,
And God's love its golden frame,
He has come-but now I must leave you,
For I hear his step in the hall,
You see it was well that I trusted,
For he has proved true after all.

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