VI.

Now would you see this aged thorn,

This pond and beauteous hill of moss,

You must take care and chuse your time

The mountain when to cross.

For oft there sits, between the heap

That's like an infant's grave in size

And that same pond of which I spoke,

A woman in a scarlet cloak,

And to herself she cries,

"Oh misery! oh misery!

Oh woe is me! oh misery!"

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