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If aught of oaten stop or pastoral song	A
May hope chaste Eve to soothe thy modest ear	B
Like thy own solemn springs	C
Thy springs and dying gales	D
O nymph reserved while now the bright haired sun	E
Sits in yon western tent whose cloudy skirts	F
With brede ethereal wove	G
O'erhang his wavy bed	H
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Now air is hushed save where the weak eyed bat	I
With short shrill shriek flits by on leathern wing	J
Or where the beetle winds	K
His small but sullen horn	L
As oft he rises 'midst the twilight path	M
Against the pilgrim borne in heedless hum	N
Now teach me maid composed	O
To breathe some softened strain	P
Whose numbers stealing through thy dark'ning vale	Q
May not unseemly with its stillness suit	R
As musing slow I hail	Q
Thy genial loved return	S
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For when thy folding star arising shows	T
His paly circlet at his warning lamp	U
The fragrant hours and elves	V
Who slept in buds the day	W
And many a nymph who wreathes her brows with sedge	X
And sheds the fresh'ning dew and lovelier still	Y
The pensive pleasures sweet	Z
Prepare thy shadowy car	A2
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Then let me rove some wild and heathy scene	B2
Or find some ruin 'midst its dreary dells	V
Whose walls more awful nod	C2
By thy religious gleams	V
Or if chill blust'ring winds or driving rain	P
Prevent my willing feet be mine the hut	D2
That from the mountain's side	E2
Views wilds and swelling floods	V
And hamlets brown and dim discovered spires	V
And hears their simple bell and marks o'er all	F2
Thy dewy fingers draw	G2
The gradual dusky veil	Q
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While Spring shall pour his showers as oft he wont	H2
And bathe thy breathing tresses meekest Eve	I2
While Summer loves to sport	J2
Beneath thy lingering light	K2
While sallow Autumn fills thy lap with leaves	V
Or Winter yelling through the troublous air	L2
Affrights thy shrinking train	P
And rudely rends thy robes	V
So long regardful of thy quiet rule	M2
Shall fancy friendship science smiling peace	V
Thy gentlest influence own	N2
And love thy favourite name	O2

William Collins

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