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You're proud, my beauty! If I say " Good-day"
You lift your brows in scorn and fling away;
While if I hang a garland at your door
With angry foot you stamp it to the floor.
Ah, time alone such temper can assuage;
Come quick, ye Wrinkles, quick, remorseless Age.
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