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CLXVI.
[Sweet was the song that Youth sang once]
Sweet was the song that Youth sang once,And passing sweet was the response;
But there are accents sweeter far
When Love leaps down our evening star,
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Melts with his breath the crusty rime,
And looks into our eyes, and says,
“Come, let us talk of former days.”
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