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You that would not tread on a worm For your gentle nature . . .  In the night, O the night, O the night of weeping!
ix.Murder would not veil your sin, Marriage will not hide it,Earth and Hell will brand your name, Wretch you must abide it . . .  In the night, O the night, Long before the dawning.
x.Up, get up, and tell him all, Tell him you were lying!
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