XIX.

I did not speak--I saw her face,

In truth it was enough for me;

I turned about and heard her cry,

"O misery! O misery!"

And there she sits, until the moon

Through half the clear blue sky will go,

And when the little breezes make

The waters of the pond to shake,

As all the country know

She shudders, and you hear her cry,

"Oh misery! oh misery!"

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