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The silver smoke, and mounts in wreaths. 1815. [104] 1827. Had ... 1815. [105] 1837. The same fair Creature which was nigh Feeding in tranquillity, When Francis uttered to the Maid 1815. ... who was nigh 1820. [106] Lines 40-43 were added in 1837. [107] 1836. But where at this still hour is she, The consecrated Emily? Even while I speak, behold the Maid Emerging from the cedar shade 1815. [108] In the editions of 1815 to 1832, the paragraph ends with this line. The remaining nine lines in these editions are added to the following paragraph. [109] 1837. Yet the meek Creature was not free, Erewhile, from some perplexity: For thrice hath she approached, this day, The thought-bewildered Emily; Endeavouring, in her gentle way, Some smile or look of love to gain,-- Encouragement to sport or play; Attempts which by the unhappy Maid Have all been slighted or gainsaid. 1815. [110] 1837. --O welcome to the viewless breeze! 'Tis fraught with acceptable feeling, And instantaneous sympathies Into the Sufferer's bosom stealing;-- Ere she hath reached yon rustic Shed 1815. Yet is she soothed: the viewless breeze Comes fraught with kindlier sympathies: Ere she hath reached yon rustic Shed 1827. Ere she had reached ... 1832. [111] 1837. Revives ... 1815. [112] 1837. ... --'tis that bless'd Saint 1815. [113] 1837. Thou Spirit ... 1815. [114] 1837. Descend on Francis:--through the air Of this sad earth to him repair, Speak to him with a voice, and say, "That he must cast despair away!" 1815. [115] _Italics_ and capitals were first used in the edition of 1820. [116] 1837. --She knows, she feels it, and is cheared; At least her present pangs are checked. 1815. [117] 1837. --And now an ancient Man appeared, Approaching her with grave respect. Down the smooth walk which then she trod He paced along the silent
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