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Still my heart remains the same;Still it doats on youth and beauty:Still [what-e'er their owner's name]'Tis to them I pay my duty:And where-e'er their charms I see,Still their charms have charms for Me.
Chide no more then; for I vow,If my heart adores a new love,'Tis because She gives me nowJoys like those, I shared with you, Love.Loving Her, I still love you:Hark! She calls me!—Love, Adieu!
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