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Rh Those ladies led their captive to the flood's Green edge. He floating with them seemed the most Fool-flushed old noddy ever crowned with buds. Happier than I! Then, why not wiser too? For he that lives with Beauty, he may boast
 * His comrade over me and you.

Have women nursed some dream since Helen sailed Over the sea of blood the blushing star, That Beauty, whom frail man as Goddess hailed, When not possessing her (for such is he!), Might in a wondering season seen afar,
 * Be tamed to say not 'I,' but 'we'?