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1822–1893

IX.

Charles Sangster

Thoughtfully stood Mariline, Whitely veiled, and soul-serene; Love's fair world for her demesne, Never looked she more a queen —

With her maidens by her side, Smiling on the coming bride. Her pet lamb, with comic mirth, Licked her hand and scampered forth;

The fine sheep-dog, on the hearth, Kindly eyed her for her worth.

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