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WANDERER	A
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YOUNG woman may God bless thee	B
Thee and the sucking infant	C
Upon thy breast	D
Let me 'gainst this rocky wall	E
Neath the elm tree's shadow	F
Lay aside my burden	G
Near thee take my rest	D
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WOMAN	G
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What vocation leads thee	B
While the day is burning	H
Up this dusty path	I
Bring'st thou goods from out the town	J
Round the country	B
Smil'st thou stranger	A
At my question	G
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WANDERER	A
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From the town no goods I bring	H
Cool is now the evening	H
Show to me the fountain	G
'Whence thou drinkest	D
Woman young and kind	D
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WOMAN	G
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Up the rocky pathway mount	D
Go thou first Across the thicket	D
Leads the pathway tow'rd the cottage	K
That I live in	L
To the fountain	G
Whence I drink	M
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WANDERER	A
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Signs of man's arranging hand	D
See I 'mid the trees	N
Not by thee these stones were join'd	D
Nature who so freely scatterest	D
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WOMAN	G
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Up still up	O
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WANDERER	A
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Lo a mossy architrave is here	P
I discern thee fashioning spirit	D
On the stone thou hast impress'd thy seal	Q
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WOMAN	G
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Onward stranger	A
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WANDERER	A
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Over an inscription am I treading	H
'Tis effaced	D
Ye are seen no longer	A
Words so deeply graven	G
Who your master's true devotion	G
Should have shown to thousand grandsons	R
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WOMAN	G
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At these stones why	S
Start'st thou stranger	A
Many stones are lying yonder	A
Round my cottage	K
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WANDERER	A
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Yonder	A
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W OMAN	T
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Through the thicket	D
Turning to the left	D
Here	P
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WANDERER	A
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Ye Muses and ye Graces	U
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WOMAN	G
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This then is my cottage	K
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WANDERER	A
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'Tis a ruin'd temple	V
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WOMAN	G
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Just below it see	B
Springs the fountain	G
Whence I drink	M
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WANDERER	A
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Thou dost hover	A
O'er thy grave all glowing	H
Genius while upon thee	B
Hath thy master piece	W
Fallen crumbling	H
Thou Immortal One	G
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WOMAN	G
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Stay a cup I'll fetch thee	B
Whence to drink	M
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WANDERER	A
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Ivy circles thy slender	A
Form so graceful and godlike	M
How ye rise on high	S
From the ruins	R
Column pair	X
And thou their lonely sister yonder	A
How thou	Y
Dusky moss upon thy sacred head	D
Lookest down in mournful majesty	B
On thy brethren's figures	Z
Lying scatter'd	D
At thy feet	D
In the shadow of the bramble	V
Earth and rubbish veil them	A2
Lofty grass is waving o'er them	A2
Is it thus thou Nature prizest	D
Thy great masterpiece's masterpiece	W
Carelessly destroyest thou	Y
Thine own sanctuary	B
Sowing thistles there	X
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WOMAN	G
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How the infant sleeps	B2
Wilt thou rest thee in the cottage	K
Stranger Wouldst thou rather	A
In the open air still linger	A
Now 'tis cool take thou the child	D
While I go and draw some water	A
Sleep on darling sleep	C2
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WANDERER	A
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Sweet is thy repose	D2
How with heaven born health imbued	D
Peacefully he slumbers	D2
Oh thou born among the ruins	D2
Spread by great antiquity	B
On thee rest her spirit	D
He whom it encircles	D2
Will in godlike consciousness	D2
Ev'ry day enjoy	E2
Full of germ unfold	D
As the smiling springtime's	D2
Fairest charm	F2
Outshining all thy fellows	D2
And when the blossom's husk is faded	D
May the full fruit shoot forth	G2
From out thy breast	D
And ripen in the sunshine	H2
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WOMAN	G
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God bless him Is he sleeping still	I2
To the fresh draught I nought can add	D
Saving a crust of bread for thee to eat	D
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WANDERER	A
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I thank thee well	J2
How fair the verdure all around	D
How green	K2
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WOMAN	G
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My husband soon	L2
Will home return	M2
From labour Tarry tarry man	N2
And with us eat our evening meal	Q
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WANDERER	A
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Is't here ye dwell	J2
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WOMAN	G
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Yonder within those walls we live	O2
My father 'twas who built the cottage	K
Of tiles and stones from out the ruins	D2
'Tis here we dwell	J2
He gave me to a husbandman	G
And in our arms expired	D
Hast thou been sleeping dearest heart	D
How lively and how full of play	P2
Sweet rogue	M
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WANDERER	A
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Nature thou ever budding one	G
Thou formest each for life's enjoyments	D2
And like a mother all thy children dear	Q2
Blessest with that sweet heritage a home	R2
The swallow builds the cornice round	D
Unconscious of the beauties	D2
She plasters up	O
The caterpillar spins around the bough	Y
To make her brood a winter house	D2
And thou dost patch between antiquity's	D2
Most glorious relics	D2
For thy mean use	D2
Oh man a humble cot	D
Enjoyest e'en mid tombs	D2
Farewell thou happy woman	G
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WOMAN	G
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Thou wilt not stay then	G
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WANDERER	A
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May God preserve thee	B
And bless thy boy	E2
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WOMAN	G
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A happy journey	B
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WANDERER	A
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Whither conducts the path	I
Across yon hill	I2
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WOMAN	G
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To Cuma	R2
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WANDERER	A
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How far from hence	D2
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WOMAN	G
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'Tis full three miles	D2
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WANDERER	A
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Farewell	J2
Oh Nature guide me on my way	P2
The wandering stranger guide	D
Who o'er the tombs	D2
Of holy bygone times	D2
Is passing	M
To a kind sheltering place	D2
From North winds safe	S2
And where a poplar grove	T2
Shuts out the noontide ray	P2
And when I come	R2
Home to my cot	D
At evening	M
Illumined by the setting sun	G
Let me embrace a wife like this	D2
Her infant in her arms	D2