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1823–1902

“HALLO! MY FANCY, WHITHER WILT THOU GO?”

Elizabeth Stoddard

Swift as the tide in the river The blood flows through my heart, At the curious little fancy That to-morrow we must part.

It seems to me all over, The last words have been said; And I have the curious fancy To-morrow will find me dead!

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