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 1     I| variegated birds reveal~ The spots or stripes peculiar to their
 2    IV|      scattered. I have seen~ Spots that gave back even voices
 3    IV|    reverberations. And these spots~ The neighbouring country-side
 4    IV|   thought to dwell in lonely spots~ And even by gods deserted.
 5    IV| delightfully~ They treat all spots, around the wet and trickling~
 6     V|      light ne'er leaves~ The spots it shines on, as if rent
 7     V| haunts~ Of shepherd folk and spots divinely still.~ Thus time
 8    VI|  unfold,~ As to the Birdless spots and Birdless tarns,~ What
 9    VI|  birds. For when above those spots~ In horizontal flight the
10    VI|      such~ The nature of the spots, or into water,~ If haply
11    VI|     eyes. And so~ The divers spots to divers parts and limbs~