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1 6 |   her fortunate rival with angelic composure, feeling no jealousy
2 8 |    wreathe with roses that angelic hair~of hers, which resembles
3 10|   she~saw the grief on the angelic face of the youth, as deeply
4 11|    if you did but know the angelic soul of~that dear child,
5 12|    Calyste, are one of the angelic souls whose mate it seems~
6 14|  true woman, the~noble and angelic being, veiled until now
7 18| attached singly to him, of angelic sweetness, and made more~
8 20|    which are known only to angelic~or solitary souls whom the