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THE BLOSSOM AND THE BEAUTIFUL.
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A ghastly shade, with lifted dart,
Strode to her couch, and chill'd her heart.
Pale grew the brow, which roses fir'd;
And the soft breath in sighs expir'd:
Yet that which bound her to the sky
Escap'd his shaft. It could not die.