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1 I  |   hands. Fancy had scattered flowers and~crimson gems over the
2 III|       worsted work after~the flowers had been begun; he held
3 III| thoughts the past broke into~flowers once more for his memory.~ ~
4 III|    fields from the brilliant flowers in~garden beds. Interchange
5 III|     and sweet as blue water-~flowers on the surface of the stream;
6 IV |    of feathers in winter and flowers in~summer, was never still
7 V  |    age left desolate brought~Flowers of the springtime of life.~ ~
8 V  |    known the scent of poison flowers. Then tell in your song
9 V  |     and full of the scent of~flowers, and there is a wonderful