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She trembled as she spake, and turned
Unto his eyes a face that yearned
With great desire, although her eyes
Seemed wonderful and overwise.
But pain of anger changed his face,
He said: “I have compelled thy grace,
But not thy love then; do to me
E'en as thou willest, and go free.”
Unto his eyes a face that yearned
With great desire, although her eyes
Seemed wonderful and overwise.
But pain of anger changed his face,
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But not thy love then; do to me
E'en as thou willest, and go free.”
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