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The lady of Alzerno's hall	B
Is waiting for her lord	C
The blackbird's song the cuckoo's call	B
No joy to her afford	C
She smiles not at the summer's sun	D
Nor at the winter's blast	E
She mourns that she is still alone	F
Though three long years have passed	E
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I knew her when her eye was bright	G
I knew her when her step was light	G
And blithesome as a mountain doe's	H
And when her cheek was like the rose	H
And when her voice was full and free	I
And when her smile was sweet to see	I
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But now the lustre of her eye	J
So dimmed with many a tear	K
Her footstep's elasticity	I
Is tamed with grief and fear	L
The rose has left her hollow cheeks	M
In low and mournful tone she speaks	M
And when she smiles 'tis but a gleam	N
Of sunshine on a winter's day	O
That faintly beams through dreary clouds	P
And in a moment dies away	O
It does not warm it does not cheer	L
It makes us sigh for summer days	Q
When fields are green and skies are clear	L
And when the sun has kinder rays	Q
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For three years she has waited there	K
Still hoping for her lord's return	R
But vainly she may hope and fear	L
And vainly watch and weep and mourn	S
She may wait him till her hairs are grey	O
And she may wear her life away	O
But to his lady and his home	T
Her noble lord will never come	U
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'I wish I knew the worst ' she said	V
'I wish I could despair	K
These fruitless hopes this constant dread	V
Are more than I can bear '	-
'Then do not hope and do not weep	W
He loved thee faithfully	I
And nothing short of death could keep	W
So true a heart from thee	I
Eliza he would never go	X
And leave thee thus to mourn	S
He must be dead for death alone	F
Could hinder his return '	-
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'Twas thus I spoke because I felt	Y
As if my heart would break	Z
To see her thus so slowly pining	A2
For Alzerno's sake	Z
But more than that I would not tell	B2
Though all the while I knew so well	B2
The time and nature of his death	C2
For when he drew his parting breath	C2
His head was pillowed on my knee	I
And his dark eyes were turned to me	I
With and agonised heart breaking glance	D2
Until they saw me not	E2
O the look of a dying man	F2
Can never be forgot	E2
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Alexandrina Zenobia	G2
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