Legends and Lyrics - Part 2  by Adelaide Anne Procter
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			To keep your heart unbroken, 
			Hold it in your hand. That your love may finish Calm as it begun, Learn this lesson better, Dear, than I have done. Years hence, perhaps, this warning You shall give again, In just the self-same words, dear, And--just as much--in vain. VERSE: MAXIMUS Many, if God should make them kings, Might not disgrace the throne He gave; How few who could as well fulfil The holier office of a slave. I hold him great who, for Love's sake Can give, with generous, earnest will,-- Yet he who takes for Love's sweet sake, I think I hold more generous still. I prize the instinct that can turn  | 
		
			
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