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As I go up and down my stair and pass the gilded Moorish wedding-chest

where I keep my "barbarous words," I wonder will I take to them once more,

for I am baffled by those voices that still speak as to Odysseus but as

the bats; or now that I shall in a little be growing old, to some kind of

simple piety like that of an old woman.

_May_ 9, 1917.

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