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 1 Intro    |  contemplation, and for two hours does not awake from his
 2 Intro    |     rowers waited for eight hours before they could continue
 3 Text,  17|   to pass these long, rainy hours. ~I keep gazing on the far-away
 4 Text,  20|    out my boat. The languid hours pass by on the shore---Alas
 5 Text,  26|    black stone. Let not the hours pass by in the dark. Kindle
 6 Text,  40|   naught. I wait here weary hours spreading my offerings for
 7 Text,  48| songs are sung there at all hours. But the simple carol of
 8 Text,  78|    dreams and in my wakeful hours. ~As my days pass in the
 9 Text,  78|    dreams and in my wakeful hours. ~When I sit by the roadside,
10 Text,  78|    dreams and in my wakeful hours. ~When my rooms have been
11 Text,  78|    dreams and in my wakeful hours. ~
12 Text,  91| morning rise as before, and hours heave like sea waves casting