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1     I|   die with us,~ Or visit the shadows and the vasty caves~ Of
2   III| applied,~ O'erspreading with shadows of a darkling murk,~ Rouse
3    IV|    that other air~ The sable shadows, for in large degrees~ This
4    IV|   herself~ Washeth the black shadows quite away.~ ~ And yet in
5    IV|    splendour of the morn~ To shadows of black evening, - above
6     V|   course~ Athrough the rigid shadows of the cone? -~ And yet,
7     V|     Quaking and wand'ring in shadows of the night;~ But, silent