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II I" Thou art the soul of a sum - mkr's day; 11

' I Con Pcrtnte.

To Spencer Kelly

Till The Sands Of The Desert Grow 'cold.

GEO. GRAET Jr. ERNEST R. BALL

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- Till the sands of the des - ert grow oold, - And their

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gave thee to me, And mine - thoushalt be, For-

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