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Amberes Author bear bliss boards Böhl breast bright brow Cancionero charms count countess dark dear death dreams dwell earth Edition England Engravings eyes fair fear feel flocks flowers foolscap gather gentle give glory gone green grief hast head hear heard heart heaven HISTORY honour hope hour I'll Idem illustrated JOHN king lady laughing leave light live look Lord lost love's Madrid maid maiden misery monarch mortal mother mountain mournful ne'er never night nought o'er original pain peace pity Plates Poem Price proud rest Romances roses round royal Second seek shade sleep smile song soon sorrow soul spirit streams sweet tears tell thee thine things thou art thoughts told tree true turn Twas Valencia Vols volume wait wake wandering weep wilt young youth
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