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1 2 |   hair the curls of which are wound by the hands~of angels,
2 9 |    the guest that Beatrix had wound into her hair those~tufts
3 12|   which I only ask you not to wound~uselessly. I know, Beatrix,
4 13|     give, perhaps, so cruel a wound to my~heart as that from
5 15|     of action, so deep is the wound~to their vanity. Questioned
6 17| extent of the grief, the open wound of the heart~of which you
7 18| fabricated such gossamer, was wound about her throat to~diminish