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Epigraph: the Bard who injured Helen in his song,/ Recanted after, and redressed the wrong. - Congreve.
Ah! what pains, what racking thoughts she proves,/ Who lives remov'd from him she dearest loves!/ In cruel absence doom'd past joys to mourn, /And think on hours that may not more return. - ibid
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'July 1838' in the title is as it appears in the Australian Magazine source.
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