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'Fie upon't	A
All men are false I think The date of love	B
Is out expired its stories all grown stale	C
O'erpast forgotten like an antique tale	C
Of Hero and Leander '	D
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John Woodvil	C
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All are not false I knew a youth who died	E
For grief because his Love proved so	F
And married with another	G
I saw him on the wedding day	H
For he was present in the church that day	H
In festive bravery decked	I
As one that came to grace the ceremony	A
I marked him when the ring was given	J
His Countenance never changed	K
And when the priest pronounced the marriage blessing	L
He put a silent prayer up for the bride	E
For so his moving lip interpreted	M
He came invited to the marriage feast	N
With the bride's friends	O
And was the merriest of them all that day	H
But they who knew him best called it feigned mirth	P
And others said	Q
He wore a smile like death upon his face	R
His presence dashed all the beholders' mirth	P
And he went away in tears	S
What followed then	T
O then	T
He did not as neglected suitors use	U
Affect a life of solitude in shades	V
But lived	W
In free discourse and sweet society	A
Among his friends who knew his gentle nature best	X
Yet ever when he smiled	Y
There was a mystery legible in his face	R
But whoso saw him said he was a man	Z
Not long for this world	A2
And true it was for even then	T
The silent love was feeding at his heart	B2
Of which he died	E
Nor ever spoke word of reproach	C2
Only he wished in death that his remains	D2
Might find a poor grave in some spot not far	E2
From his mistress' family vault being the place	R
Where one day Anna should herself be laid	F2

Charles Lamb

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