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If any vague desire should rise, / That holy Death ere Arthur died / Had moved me kindly from his side, / And dropt the dust on tearless eyes;
Then fancy shapes, as fancy can, / The grief my loss in him had wrought, / A grief as deep as life or thought, / But stay'd in peace with God and man.