Ellen Gray or, The dead maiden's curse. A poem, by the late Dr. Archibald Macleod [i.e. W. L. Bowles] |
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Meantime, poor Ellen in the grave was laid;—
Her lone and grey-hair'd mother wept and pray'd:
Soon to the dust she follow'd; and unknown,
There, they both rest without a name or stone.
Pity them, pensive stranger, nor pass by,
Till thou hast said one pray'r, for charity!
Her lone and grey-hair'd mother wept and pray'd:
Soon to the dust she follow'd; and unknown,
There, they both rest without a name or stone.
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Till thou hast said one pray'r, for charity!
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