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314 O, then as she sank in the water’s womb, In the churn of the choking sea, She knew that his arms were about her breast, As close as his arms might be. And he cried o’er the tramp of the champing tide On the banks of Italy, “By the plight of our troth, by the power of our bond, If not in this world in the world beyond, Thou art mine, O graih my chree.”