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• oft I had heard of Lucy Gray

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• and when I crossed the wild

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• I chanced to see at break of day

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• the solitary child

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• she dwelt on a wide moor

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• the sweetest thing that ever grew

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• beside a human door

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• you may yet spy the fawn at play

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• the hare upon the green

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• but the sweet face of Lucy Gray

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• will never more be seen

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• tonight will be a stormy night

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• you to the town must go

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• and take a lantern child to light

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• your mother through the snow

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• That father I will gladly do

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• tis scarecely afternoon

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• the minister-clock has just struck two

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• and yonder is the moon

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• at this the father raised his hook

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• and snapped a faggot-band

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Description: the f word here refers to a bundle of sticks

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• he plied his hook-- and Lucy took

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• the lantern in her hand

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• not blither is the mountain roe

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• with many a wanton stroke

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• her feet disperse the powdery snow

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• that rises up like smoke

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• the storm came on before it's time

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• she wandered up and down

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• and many a hill did Lucy climb

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• but there was neither sound nor sight

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• to serve them for a guide

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• at day-break on a hill they stood

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• that overlooked the moor

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• and thence they saw the bridge of wood

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• a furlong from their door

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• they wept- and turning homeward cried

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• "In heaven we shall all meet"

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• --when in the snow the mother spied

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• the print of Lucy's feet

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• then downward from the steep hill's edge

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• they tracked the footmarks small

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• and through the broken hawthorn hedge

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• and by the long stone-wall

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• and then an open field they crossed

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• the marks were still the same

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• they tracked them on nor ever lost

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• and to the bridge they came

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• they followed from the snowy bank

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• those footmarks one by one

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