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CCXIII. TO MISS ISABELLA PERCY.
If that old hermit laid to restBeneath your chapel-floor,
Could leave the regions of the blest
And visit earth once more:
If human sympathies could warm
His tranquil breast again,
Your innocence that breast could charm,
Perhaps your beauty pain.
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