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False Love And True Logic

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THE DISCONSOLATE     My heart will break, I'm sure it will:         My lover, yes, my favorite, he     Who seemed my own through good and ill,         Has basely turned his back on me.                      THE COMFORTER     Ah! silly sorrower, weep no more;         Your lover's turned his back, we see;     But you had turned his head before,         And now he's as he ought to be.

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