The Poetical Works of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Illustrated

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Fie ! the old story !
Tell me a better fortune for my money ; Not this old woman's tale !
Prec. You are passionate ; And this same passionate humor in your blood Has marred your fortune. Yes ; I see it noAV ; The line of life is crossed by many marks.
Shame ! shame ! Oh you have wronged the maid who loved you !
How could you do it ?
Vict. I never loved a maid ; For she I loved was then a maid no more.
Prec. How know you that ?
112 THE POETICAL WORKS OF Vict. A little bird in the air Whispered t
...he secret.
Prec. There, take back your gold !
Your hand is cold, like a deceiver's hand !
There is no blessing in its charity I Make her your wife, for you have been abused ; And you shall mend your fortunes, mending hers.
Vict, (aside). How like an angel's speaks the tongue of woman.
When pleading in another's cause her own !
That is a pretty ring upon your finger.
Pray give it me. (Tries to take the rivg.') Prec. No ; never from my hand Shall that be taken !
Vict. Why, 't is but a ring.
I '11 give it liack to you ; or, if I keep it, Will give you gold to buy you twenty sucli.


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