CHAPTER 103
CHAPTER CIII
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This holly by the cottage-eave,
To night, ungather'd, shall it stand:
We live within the stranger's land,
And strangely falls our Christmas eve.
To night, ungather'd, shall it stand:
We live within the stranger's land,
And strangely falls our Christmas eve.
Our father's dust is left alone
And silent under other snows:
There in due time the woodbine blows,
The violet comes, but we are gone.
And silent under other snows:
There in due time the woodbine blows,
The violet comes, but we are gone.
