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 1 II|       Matsunaga thus sings of the Morning-glory:—"The Morning-glory of an
 2 II|           the Morning-glory:—"The Morning-glory of an hour, Differs not
 3 II| profundity! Many have sung of the morning-glory, of its short life, of autumn
 4 II|          sun and die, such is the morning-glory's nature received from Heaven.
 5 II|          a thousand years nor the morning-glory's of an hour, but only that
 6 II|        there is no regret. So the morning-glory lives a day, blooms wholly
 7 II|       equally content. Thus, "The morning-glory of an hour, Differs not
 8 II|        from Heaven and Earth, The morning-glory blooms and fades."~   "Regret
 9 II|         Decay and bloom alike are morning-glory's truth."~   "Hurting not,
10 II|          lusting not, This is the morning-glory's heart, Not different from