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Thomas Moore - St. Senanus and the LadyThomas Moore - St. Senanus and the Lady
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St. Senanus "On! haste, and leave this sacred isle, Unholy bark, ere morning smile; For on thy deck, though dark it be,   A female form I see; And I have sworn this sainted sod Shall ne`er by woman`s feet by trod!" The Lady "Oh! Father, send not hence my bark Through wintry winds and billows dark, I come, with humble heart, to share   Thy morn and evening prayer; Nor mine the feet, oh! holy Saint, The brightness of thy sod to taint." The lady`s prayer Senanus spurn`d; The winds blew fresh, the bark return`d. But legends hint, that had the maid   Till morning`s light delay`d, And given the saint one rosy smile, She ne`er had left his lonely isle.
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