XIV.

And on the smallë greenë twistis [3] sat

The little sweetë nightingale, and sung,

So loud and clear the hymnis consecrate

Of lovë's use, now soft, now loud among,[4]

That all the gardens and the wallis rung

Right of their song; and on the couple next

Of their sweet harmony, and lo the text.

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