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SCENE NETLEY ABBEY	A
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There was a morrice on the moonlight plain	B
And music echoed in the woody glade	C
For fay like forms as of Titania's train	B
Upon a summer eve beneath the shade	C
Of Netley's ivied ruins to the sound	D
Of sprightly minstrelsy did beat the ground	D
Come take hands and lightly move	E
While our boat in yonder cove	F
Rests upon the darkening sea	A
Come take hands and follow me	A
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Netley thy dim and desolated fane	B
Hath heard perhaps the spirits of the night	G
Shrieking at times amid the wind and rain	B
Or haply when the full orbed moon shone bright	G
Thy glimmering aisles have echoed to the song	H
Of fairy Mab who led her shadowy masque along	H
Now as to the sprightly sound	D
Of moonlight minstrelsy we beat the ground	D
From the pale nooks in accent clear	I
Now methinks her voice I hear	J
Sounding o'er the darksome sea	A
Come take hands and follow me	A
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Here beneath the solemn wood	K
When faintly blue is all the sky	L
And the moon is still on high	L
To the murmurs of the flood	M
To the glimpses of the night	G
We perform our airy rite	G
Care and pain to us unknown	N
To the darkening seas are flown	N
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Hear no more life's fretful noise	O
Heed not here pale Envy's sting	P
Far from life's distempered joys	O
To the waters murmuring	P
To the shadows of the sky	L
To the moon that rides on high	L
To the glimpses of the night	G
We perform our airy rite	G
While care and pain to us unknown	N
To the darkening seas are flown	N

William Lisle Bowles

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