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I	A
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BY the rush of the Rhine's broad stream	B
Down whose rapid tide	C
We sailed as in some sweet dream	B
Sitting side by side	C
By the depth of its clear blue wave	D
And the vine clad hills	E
Which gazed on its heart and gave	D
Their tribute rills	E
	-
By the mountains in purple shade	F
And those valleys green	G
Where our bower of rest was made	F
By the world unseen	G
By the notes of the wild free bird	H
Singing over head	I
When nought else in the sunshine stirr'd	H
Round our flowery bed	I
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By these and by Love's power divine	J
I have no thought but what is thine	J
II	A
	-
By the glance of thy radiant eyes	E
Where a glory shone	K
That was half of the summer skies	E
And half their own	K
By the light and yet fervent hold	L
Of thy gentle hand	M
As the woodbines the flowers enfold	L
With their tender band	M
	-
By thy voice when it breathes in song	N
And the echo given	O
By lips that to Earth belong	N
Float up to Heaven	O
By the gleams on thy silken hair	P
At the sunset hour	Q
And the breadth of they forehead fair	P
With its thoughtful power	Q
	-
By these and by Love's soul divine	J
I have no hope but what is thine	J
III	A
	-
By the beauty and stilness round	R
When the lake's lone shore	S
Scarce echoed the pleasant sound	R
Of the distant oar	S
By the moonlight which softly fell	T
On all objects near	U
And thy whisper seemed like a spell	T
In thy Lover's ear	V
	-
By the dreams of the restless past	W
And the hope that came	X
Like sunshine in shadow cast	W
With thy gentle name	X
By the beat of thy good true heart	Y
Where pure thoughts have birth	Z
By thy tears when Fate bade us part	Y
And thy smiles of mirth	Z
	-
By these and by Love's power divine	J
I have no hope but what is thine	J
IV	D
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By the gloom of those holy fanes	E
Where the light stream'd through	A2
Dim orange and purple panes	E
On the aisles below	B2
By the ruin'd and roofless wall	C2
Of that castle high	D
With its turrets so grey and tall	C2
In the clear blue sky	D
	-
By beauty because its light	D2
Should thy portion be	E2
And whatever is fair and bright	D2
Seems a part of thee	E2
And by darkness and blank decay	F2
Because they tell	T
What the world would be THOU away	F2
Whom I love so well	T
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By these and by Love's power divine	J
My heart my soul my life are thine	J

Caroline Elizabeth Sarah Norton

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