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What claims the monarch's duty !
What soothes the peasant's pain 1
What melts the haughty beauty,
And conquers her disdain 1
O, 'tis love, &c
O, 'tis love, 'tis love, 'tis love.
The warrior doth inspire;
O 'tis love, 'tis love, 'tis love.
That kindles soft desire.
On rocks or lonelv mountains,
In palaces or vales.
In gay saloons near fountains,
'Tis love alone prevails.
0, 'tis love, &c.
Stop TIaief. or the Stolen ffleart.
As ?i\n? by Miss C FI>HLR.
Stop thief, stop thief, my heart is gone astray,
And I think 1 discry.
In yon fair lady's eye.
The delinquent who stole it away ;
When it left its own breast,
It was clad in a vest
Of true love, unsullied and bright.
And nau2:ht from its home
Could induce it to >*oam,
But the lustre of loveliest light.
Stop tliief, stop thief, my heart is gone astray
And I think I descry.
In yon fair lady's eye.
The delinquent who stole it aw^ay.
Stop thief, return my heart, I pray,
I would willingly give.
And pray how can I live.
If my heart be thus stolen away :