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At the wheel plied Mariline	A
Beauteous and self serene	A
Never dreaming of that mien	A
Fit for lady or for queen	A
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Never sang she but her words	B
Music laden swept the chords	C
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Of the heart that eagerly	D
Stored the subtle melody	D
Like the honey in the bee	D
Never spake but showed that she	D
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Held the golden master key	D
That unlocked all sympathy	D
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Pent in souls where Feeling glows	E
Like the perfume in the rose	E
Like her own innate repose	E
Like the whiteness in the snows	E
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Richly thoughted Mariline	A
Nature's heiress nature's queen	A
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II	F
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By her side with liberal look	G
Paused a student o'er a book	G
Wielder of a shepherd's crook	G
Reveller by grove and brook	G
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Hunter up of musty tomes	H
Worshipper of deathless poems	I
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Lover of the true and good	J
Hater of sin's evil brood	K
Votary of solitude	K
Man of mind like amplitude	K
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With exalted eye serene	A
Gazed he on fair Mariline	A
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Swifter whirled the busy wheel	L
Piled the thread upon the reel	L
Saw she not his spirit kneel	L
Praying for her after weal	L
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Like the wife of Collatine	A
Busily spun Mariline	A
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III	F
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Hour by hour and day by day	M
Sang the maid her roundelay	L
Hour by hour and day by day	M
Spun her threads of white and gray	M
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While the shepherd student held	N
Commune with the great of eld	N
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Pondered on their wondrous words	B
While he watched his scattered herds	B
While he stemmed the surging fords	C
And he knew the lore of birds	B
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Learned the secrets of the rills	B
Conversed with the answering hills	B
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Like her threads of white and gray	M
Passed their mingled Eves away	M
One unceasing roundelay	L
Winter came it still was May	M
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IV	O
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When the spring smiled opening up	P
Pink lipped flower and acorn cup	P
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When the summer waked the rose	B
In the scented briar boughs	B
When the earth with painless throes	B
Bore her golden autumn rows	B
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Field on field of grain that pressed	N
Childlike to her fruitful breast	N
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When hale winter wrapped his form	Q
In the mantle of the storm	Q
Tamed the bird and chilled the worm	R
Stopped the pulse that thrilled the germ	R
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As the seasons went and came	S
One in heart and hope and aim	S
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Cheered they each the other on	A
Where was labor to be done	A
At day break or set of sun	A
Like two thoughts that merge in one	A
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Dignified and soul serene	A
Busily spun Mariline	A
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V	O
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Brightly broke the summer morn	A
Like a lark from out the corn	A
Broke like joy just newly born	A
From the depths of woe forlorn	A
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Broke with grateful songs of birds	B
Lowings of well pastured herds	B
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Hailed by childhood's happy looks	B
Cheered by anthems of the brooks	B
Chants beyond the lore of books	B
Cawing crows instead of rooks	B
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Glowed the heavens rose the sun	A
Mariline was up for one	A
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VI	O
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Like a chatterer tongue tied	N
Lo the wheel is placed aside	N
Not from indolence or pride	N
Mariline must be a Bride	N
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Fairest maid of maids terrene	A
Bride of Brides dear Mariline	A
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VII	O
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Up the meditative air	T
Passed the smoke wreaths white and fair	T
Like the spirit of the prayer	T
Mariline now offered there	T
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Passed behind the cottage eaves	B
Curling through the maple leaves	B
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Through the pines and old elm trees	B
Belies of past centuries	B
Hardy oaks that never breeze	B
Humbled to their gnarly knees	B
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Forest lords beneath whose sheen	A
Flowers bloomed for Mariline	A
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Round the cottage fresh and green	A
Climbed the vine the scarlet bean	A
Morning glories peeped between	A
Looking out for Mariline	A
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Odours never felt before	U
Tranced the locust at the door	U
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Vieing with the mignonette	N
Bound the garden parapet	N
Whose rare fragrances were met	N
By rich perfumes rarer yet	N
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Stealing from the garden walks	B
Sentineled with hollyhocks	B
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VIII	O
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What a heaven the cottage seemed	N
Love's own temple where Faith dreamed	N
Of the coming years that beamed	N
On them as pale stars have gleamed	N
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Through unnavigated seas	B
To which the prophetic breeze	B
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Whispered of a future day	N
When swift fleets would urge their way	N
Through the waters cold and gray	N
Like the dolphins at their play	N
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There the future Bride and he	O
Prince of love's knight errantry	N
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Whose good shepherd arms must hold	N
This pet yeanling of the fold	N
Gift of God so long foretold	N
Gift beyond the price of gold	N
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There the parents aged and hale	L
Passing down life's autumn vale	L
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With a joy as rare and true	N
As their daughter's eye of blue	N
With such hopes as reach up to	N
Heaven's gate when passing through	N
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Peris bound for higher skies	B
Win the Celestial Paradise	B
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IX	B
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Thoughtfully stood Mariline	A
Whitely veiled and soul serene	A
Love's fair world for her demesne	A
Never looked she more a queen	A
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With her maidens by her side	N
Smiling on the coming bride	N
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Her pet lamb with comic mirth	V
Licked her hand and scampered forth	W
The fine sheep dog on the hearth	X
Kindly eyed her for her worth	V
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X	B
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Up the air across the moor	N
As they left the cottage door	N
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Chimed the merry village hells	B
Music wrapt the neighbouring fells	B
Stirred the heart's awakened cells	B
Like fine strains from fairy dells	B
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Past the orchard down the lane	A
By fresh wavy fields of grain	A
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By the brook that told its love	O
To the pasture glen and grove	O
Sacred haunts that well could prove	O
Vows enregistered above	O
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By the restless mill where stood	N
Bowing in his amplest mood	N
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The old miller hat in hand	N
Rich in goodness rich in land	N
On whose features grave and bland	N
Glowed a blessing for the band	N
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Through the village where behind	N
Many a half uplifted blind	N
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Eyes that might have lit the skies	B
Of Mahomet's Paradise	B
Flashed behind the curtains' dyes	B
With a cheerful half surprise	B
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Through the village underneath	Y
Many a blooming flower wreath	Y
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Garlanding the arches green	A
Beared in honour of the queen	A
Of this day of days serene	A
Day of days to Mariline	A
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To the church whose cheering bells	B
Told the tale in music swells	B
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Told it to the country wide	N
With an earnest kind of pride	N
Something not to be denied	N
Mariline must be a Bride	N
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XI	B
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Up the aisle with solemn pace	B
Meeting God there face to face	B
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Never Bride more chaste or fair	N
Stood before His altar there	N
Her ripe heart aflame with prayer	N
Blessing Him for all His care	N
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Every earthly promise given	A
Registered with joy in heaven	A
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From the galleries looked down	A
Village belle and country clown	A
Men with honest labour brown	A
Far removed from mart or town	A
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Smiling with a zealous pride	N
On the shepherd and his bride	N
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Playmates of their early days	B
For their walks in wisdom's ways	B
Ever crowned with honoured bays	B
Of esteem and ardent praise	B
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XII	B
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Well done servant of the Lord	N
Grave expounder of His Word	N
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Who in distant Galilee	B
Graced the marriage feast that He	B
With all due solemnity	B
Might commission such as thee	B
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To do likewise and unite	N
Souls like these in marriage plight	N
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With what manly gentle pride	N
The glad Shepherd clasps his Bride	N
Love like theirs so true and tried	N
Ever true love must abide	N
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XIII	B
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Ye whose souls are strong and firm	R
In whom love's electric germ	R
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Has been fanned into a flame	S
At the mention of a name	S
Ye whose souls are still the same	S
As when first the Victor came	S
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Stinging every nerve to life	O
In the beatific strife	O
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Till the man's divinest part	N
Ruled triumphant in the heart	N
And with shrinking sudden start	N
The bleak old world stood apart	N
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Periling the wild Ideal	L
By the presence of the Real	L
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Ye and ye alone can know	A
How these twain souls burn and glow	A
Can interpret every throe	N
Of the full heart's overflow	A
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That imparts that light serene	A
To the brow of Mariline	A