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1 Int|       each other amid the willow leaves, or frogs asleep on the
2 Int|      those who come after him he leaves the legacy of his highest
3 IV |      from the branches, gave the leaves a grayish green tint. Rustics
4 VI |       sunlit cheerfulness of the leaves and the poetry of the green
5 VI |         a thick carpet of fallen leaves which extended beneath the
6 VI |        winding walks was bare of leaves. Little birds flew from
7 VI | surrounded her, with the falling leaves and the gray clouds blown
8 VI |  footsteps. In one night all the leaves had blown off the trees,