; ]" ^3 }3 z+ |/ {I dreamt I dwelt in marble halls6 J0 `' a+ n: l! x) p6 A% v- E
With vassals and serfs at my side.6 w9 N/ W$ ^1 \3 o& z4 P" v
And of all who assembled within those walls - @; Z! Q1 J% F; {9 V: t/ I0 ^& |That I was the hope and the pride. " b! J+ T1 r: ]2 u' w , s& g- b, _2 {0 S) e: CI had riches too great to count, could boast9 @" P1 r$ z( e
Of a high ancestral name. / A$ R u% F! ^* t8 ^) F& XBut I also dreamt, which pleased me most 4 y- }! O/ {% [That you lov'd me still the same,4 ^0 V* r3 s& F. @8 Z" u
That you lov'd me, you lov'd me still the same,; O/ M# L$ e* Z
That you lov'd me, You loved me still the same." |8 J- ^3 G! H/ f0 Z
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I dreamt that suitors sought my hand. ' ?3 l+ b8 u- `4 l3 C6 lThat knights upon bended knee,; w" z5 A) T4 w* ^
And with vows no maiden's heart could withstand,& M# i; Y: H: O+ L' j# W. k: S
They pledg'd their faith to me. 1 e7 B' t$ i% A0 W' S0 {( H. J: M8 T2 Q3 U3 R7 @+ o) \
And I dreamt that one of that noble host' O* v8 E, e4 f( j/ W
Came forth my hand to claim./ A( \1 K! J+ W3 X2 v
But I also dreamt, which charmed me most# P6 N: G" q* B
That you lov'd me still the same, 7 _" _7 M4 @: S2 BThat you lov'd me, you lov'd me still the same, 8 q) T+ \7 B8 G8 S/ q( J V: KThat you lov'd me, you loved me still the same.' n0 ^, t1 O. ~( G# `; a# B
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