The Poetical Works of Mrs. Leprohon by Mrs. (Rosanna Eleanor) Leprohon
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And tinging his foam-robe as white as snow,--
Like silver it gleams 'Neath the bright moon beams, Whilst soft and slow The waters flow; For his lovely bride he is waiting now! OREIKA. The hour is come! despair--despair! TOLONGA. Girl, such idle words forbear! MINAHITA. In the Spirit Land we shall meet again, Where unknown are parting and grief and pain. X. OREIKA. Ah! the cruel rite is over And the fearful Spirit Lover Clasps the dear pearl of our race; Like the blushing summer flower, Or the clouds of sunset hour, |
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