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 1 Pre     |         the scarlet cup of the tulip uplifted in solitary places,
 2 IX      |       comes to thy net.~As the tulip shrinks from the cold night
 3 XXII    |      check, which glows like a tulip fine,~Nor winds softly blowing,
 4 XXVI    | imperial throne?~And where the tulip, following close behind~
 5 XXVI    |     has laughed!--~Perhaps the tulip knows the fickleness~Of
 6 XXVI(*) |        than the little scarlet tulip growing upon a barren Persian
 7 XXXIX   |            XXXIX~* CYPRESS and Tulip and sweet Eglantine,~Of
 8 XXXIX   |        the wind of Spring,~The tulip in her lifted chalice bears~
 9 XXXIX(*)|      whose names were Cypress, Tulip, and Rose, and owing to
10 XXXIX(*)|       a Cypress, a Rose, and a Tulip. But the poets were unable
11 XLI     |       eglantine,~The rose, the tulip from the dust have risen--~