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Heinrich Heine - AngeliqueHeinrich Heine - Angelique
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Although you hurried coldly past me, Your eyes looked backward and askance; Your lips were curiously parted, Though stormy pride was in your glance. Would I had never tried to hold you, Nor seek your white and flowing train! Would I had never found your footsteps, Or seeking them, had sought in vain! Now, all your pride and wildness vanished, You are as tame as one could be; Gentle, and sweet beyond endurance— And, worse, you are in love with me!
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