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86 Sobbing tender—the monk she calls:

Monk, О monk, to me, to me!

Into the waves transparent she dashes;

And again is all in silence deep.

But on the third day the roused hermit

The enchanted shores nigh sitting was,

And the beautiful maid he awaited.

Upon the trees were falling shades.&hellip;

Night at last by dawn was chased—

And nowhere monk could be found,

His beard alone, the gray one

In the water the boys could see.