Metre/Prose,  page

 1 Pre,    2 | circumlocutions, those wonderful wild flowers of metaphor which grow up
 2 pI,   17  |              sweet-scented infancy of flowers, now matured into a goodlier
 3 pI,   17  |    imagination of a picture, delicate flowers. ~
 4 mII,   18 |            these blooming garments of flowers does the graciousness of
 5 pII,   20 |              donned a purple tunic of flowers, that it might ~not, inglorious
 6 pII,   21 |           dell filled their laps with flowers, and now reddened the royal
 7 mIII,   21|               and bathed in a hail of flowers, rained privet-bloom, and
 8 mIII,   22|            kindled the dresses of the flowers. It gave back foliage to
 9 mIII,   22|               present, the infancy of flowers rises higher, and draws
10 pVI,   61 |       exhaling fragrance from various flowers, now claiming distinction