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 1 Pre   |          and It cast its shadow o'er the dust of his desire."~
 2 I     |          I have prayed the wind o'er my heart to fling~The fragrance
 3 I     |           shall cover my misery o'er~When each jesting mouth
 4 V     |           thee hung~Shall loose o'er thy verse the Pleiades'
 5 VII   |         ocean of sin has closed o'er his head,~He may find a
 6 XIII  |          Ah, wash me clean, and o'er my body pour~Love's generous
 7 XXV   |           ended and forgot when o'er the earth~The wind of Spring
 8 XXV   |       dwelt within my heart, is o'er;~'Neath the protection of
 9 XXVI  |   foundationless--then come whate'er~May come, slave to the grape
10 XXIX  |          the meadows green, and o'er~Her head the minstrel of
11 XXXII |           art thou ever telling o'er~The tale of absence and
12 XXXVI |         breath of mercy passing o'er~The whole wide world, and
13 XXXVII| wantonness, and cast~Thy shadow o'er the dust of my desire.~Flow,
14 XXXIX |          set by space and time!~O'er plains and mountain-tops
15 XL    |        like a wine-cup brimming o'er with wine,~And him my drunken