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xlviii.

"But could I, as in times foregone,

From spray, and branch, and stem,
Have suck'd and gather'd into one
The life that spreads in them,

xlix.

"She had not found me so remiss;

But lightly issuing thro',
I would have paid her kiss for kiss
With usury thereto.'

l.

O flourish high, with leafy towers,

And overlook the lea,
Pursue thy loves among the bowers,
But leave thou mine to me.

li.

O flourish, hidden deep in fern,

Old oak, I love thee well;
A thousand thanks for what I learn
And what remains to tell.