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To A Friend.

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With kindly thoughts full oft we've met,     And bow'd at Friendship's sacred shrine;     Oh, may we ne'er those thoughts forget,     But may they still our hearts entwine.     May both retain those feelings long,     Which prompt the words of friendly tongue,     May I not fail to think of thee,     Nor you to think of T. F. Young.

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