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"Now as I was a-walk-= ing one morn-ing in May, I= saw a sweet cou-= ple"
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"to-geth-er at play; O the one was a fair= maid and her beau-ty shone"
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"clear, And the oth-er was a sol-= dier, A= brave gren-a-dier. But they"
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"kissed so sweet and com-fort-ing as they pressed to each oth-er. They"
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"went arm-ing a-long the road like= sis-ter and bro-ther. They went arm-"
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"ing a-long the road, till they came to a spring; then they both sat down"
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"to-geth-er, love, to hear the night-in-gale sing. "
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