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Between [[underline]] Dover & Calais -- 1792 [[/underline]] Bounding Billow cease thy motion Bear me not so swiftly o'er; Cease thy roaring foamy ocean, I will tempt thy rage no more! Ah! within my bosom beating Varying passions wildly reign; [[underline]] Love [[/underline]] with proud resentment meeting Throbs by turns of [[underline]] joy [[/underline]] and [[underline]] pain, [[/underline]] Joy that far from foes I wander Where their taunts can reach no more, [[underline]] Pain [[/underline]] that Womans heart grows fonder, When her dream of bliss is o'er! Love, by fickle fancy banished, Spurned by hope indignant flies; Yet when Love and hope are vanished Restless memory never dies.--
