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Dedication
TO
WILSON.
WILSON.
Who will so well remember what I knew
As you, whenever comes the day to part?
We have ascended one wide scale,
With all emotion in its pale;
Girl, boy, woman and man, untrue and true,
Together or apart—with the same heart.
As you, whenever comes the day to part?
We have ascended one wide scale,
With all emotion in its pale;
Girl, boy, woman and man, untrue and true,
Together or apart—with the same heart.
E. D. B. S.
New York, 1864.
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