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Hejoin’d the lovers in their flight,
The happy deed he told; Her cheeks warm blushes render bright,
Which fear before made cold.
LOVE AND GRIEF, OR THE DEATH OF
THE SUTHERLANDS.
There came the lord of Sutherland,
A youth tall, fair, and free ; His race was aye a gallant band,
A gallant youth was he.
Ah, no! her charms, by Virtue dreit,
Did leize the hero's heart; He lov’d, he courted, he was bleft-
Death only could them part:
Midlt all that worth and wealth combin'd,
Which friends and fame confer, Of pleasure on the feeling mind,
Did live this happy pair.