their house I could not see, Nor could I decide if my path, If followed conscientiously, given meet them; But I saw this sweet picture of comfort and purity, And resolved that if I require to ask my way of anybody, it ought to be of this true looking girl whom I saw across the valley. She was still too distant for me to be able to distinguish her features, But her general appearance and the willing graceful manner in which she moved, Made me feel sure that a nearer view would not dispel the first picture she had made upon me. I therefore nurtured my pony to put on his best paces, And almost soon after I had caught sight of her, My unknown appeared to have seen me, For she stopped in her walk and stood considering me.

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