1879?
Labors as endeared may engross our lost. Buds of other days quivered in remembrance. Hearts of other days lent their solemn charm. Life of flowers lain in flowers - what a home of dew! And the bough of ivy; was it as you said? Shall I plant it softly? There were little feet, white as alabaster. Dare I chill them with the soil? Nature is our eldest mother, she will do no harm. Let the phantom love that enrolls the sparrow shield you softer than a child.
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