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 Rh "Ah! where is the chamber, William dear, And William, where is the bed?" "Far, far from here: still, narrow, and cool; Plank and bottom and lid." "Hast room for me?"—"For me and thee; Up, up to the saddle right speedily! The wedding-guests are gathered and met, And the door of the chamber is open set."

She busked her well, and into the selle She sprang with nimble haste,— And gently smiling, with a sweet beguiling, Her white hands clasped his waist:— And hurry, hurry! ring, ring, ring! To and fro they sway and swing; Snorting and snuffing they skim the ground, And the sparks spurt up, and the stones run round.