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1836

Poëzy

J.P. Hasebroek

9.

‘Thou could'st afford nor good, nor bliss, nor mirth?’ Shortsighted! do you know what place was thine? Or to what task th' Almighty did destine A being, harmless as thou art, on earth? O, Latent virtue bears the richest fruit! The balmy dew, calm Night weeps o'er the flower, Is far more sweet than many a heavy shower To all the lovely daughters of the wood.

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