I set a candle at my pane, Yellowy in the drip of rain; My love came in and looked at me; I hid my face upon my knee. The drip of rain was everywhere; Blown to a rag in the quick air, The candle flame was never still; My love stood there upon the sill. Though I had loved him many a day, And wept when he had gone away, There in that hour no word I said: I was afraid! for he was dead.SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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