VI.

And paths went wandering beneath the sweep

Of Orange boughs and trelliced vines, whose leaves

Gave in their parting many a transient peep

Of the blue sky, as through soft-tinted eaves;

And oft they led to arbours shaded deep,

As are the nooks the midway forest weaves,

And carven forms of nymphs and dryads gleamed

Through leafy screens, as though a Poet dreamed.

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