Volume 3 — SONNET XXXII. SUBJECT OF THE PRECEDING SONNET CONTINUED.

Behold him now his genuine colours wear, That specious false-one, by whose cruel wiles I lost thy amity; saw thy dear smiles Eclips’d; those smiles, that used my heart to cheer, Wak’d by thy grateful sense of many a year When rose thy youth, by Friendship’s pleasing toils Cultured;—but Dying!—O! for ever fade The angry fires.—Each thought, that might upbraid Thy broken faith, which yet my soul deplores, Now as eternally is past and gone As are the interesting, the happy hours, Days, years, we shared together. They are flown! Yet long must I lament thy hapless doom, Thy lavish’d life and early-hasten’d tomb.