URLAR.

We would strike the note of joy

In the morning,

The dawn with its orangery

The hill-tops adorning.

To bush and fell resorting,

While the shades conceal'd our courting,

Would not be lack of sporting

Or gleeful _phrenesie_;

Like the roebuck and his mate,

In their woodland haunts elate

The race we would debate

Around the tendril tree.

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