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For thee I panted, thee I prized, / For thee I gladly sacrificed / Whate'er I loved before; / And shall I see thee start away, / And helpless, hopeless, hear thee say -- / Farewell! we meet no more. / COWPER.
Eugene Trevor's first impulse was to step back shocked and amazed; but / the first paroxism of passion into which he had worked himself, in a / degree cooled by this unlooked for catastrophe, he felt that he had / acted in a weak and unreasonable manner.