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 1 1 |         robe floats onward,~the golden mantle of her dunes enfolds
 2 1 |         which twine garlands of golden flowers. Two old~buffers
 3 2 |      attracted attention by the golden tones of the temples,~contrasting
 4 2 |       milk-white~creatures with golden hair the curls of which
 5 2 |         the other,~divided by a golden band the atmosphere of that
 6 5 |    mother; he had her beautiful golden hair, her lovable mouth,
 7 8 |        Negro beside them~poured golden Spanish wine into a goblet,
 8 14|    gorse along the~roadway, the golden blooms of which were dazzling
 9 14| Brittany on the other, with its golden~isles, its feudal towers,
10 20|       on~the arms of such women golden serpents with diamond heads,
11 20|       of sacred~confidence, the golden petals of the One only love,