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 Where common dangers each attend, And common hopes their guidance lend To light them to the self-same end.

Whether he then shall cross to thee, Or thou go thither, or it be Some midway point, ye yet shall see

Each other, yet again shall meet. Ah, joy! when with the closing street, Forgivingly at last ye greet!

the fleeting many unforgot, Leonina! whether thou wert seen Singling, upon the Isis' margent green, From meaner flowers the frail forget-me-not, Or, as the picture of a saintly queen, Sitting, uplifting, betwixt fingers small, A sceptre of the water-iris tall, With pendent lily crowned of golden sheen;