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wild] blind M. P., P. R.

[17-26]

om. M. P., P. R.

[17-25]

Quoted in Letter to Cottle, May 27, 1814.

love-lorn] woe-worn (heart-sick erased) Letter, 1814.

unconscious life Letter, 1814.

wholly cease to Be Letter, 1814.

these] here M. P.

For Love to dwell in; the low stumps would gore M. P., P. R.

[31-3]

till, like wounded bird
Easily caught, the dusky Dryades
With prickles sharper than his darts would mock.
His little Godship

M. P., P. R.

[34-42, ]

om. M.P., P.R.

here will couch M. P., P. R., S. L.

brook] stream M. P., P. R., S. L. (for stream read brook Errata, S. L., p. [xi]).

[56-7]

yet bell-like sound
Tinkling, or bees

M. P., P. R., S. L. 1828.

The] This M. P., P. R., S. L.

That swells its] Who swells his M. P., P. R., S. L.

the] her downcast M. P., P. R. Her face, her form divine, her downcast look S. L.

[76-7]

Contemplative, her cheek upon her palm
Supported; the white arm and elbow rest

M. P., P. R.

Contemplative! Ah see! her open palm
Presses

S. L.

[79-80]

He, meanwhile,
Who from

M. P., P. R., S. L.

om. M. P., P. R., S. L.

The] She M. P., P. R., S. L.

[91-100]

These lines are quoted in the prefatory note to Kubla Khan.

mis-shape] mis-shapes M. P.

love-yearning by] love-gazing on M. P., P. R.

Spire] Tow'r M. P., P. R., S. L.

my] thy S. L. (for thy read my Errata, S. L., p. [xi]).

and] to M. P., P. R.

waves] waters P. R., S. L.

[126-32]

How soon to re-unite! They meet, they join
In deep embrace, and open to the sun
Lie calm and smooth. Such the delicious hour

M. P., P. R., S. L.

Of deep enjoyment, foll'wing Love's brief quarrels M. P., P. R. Lines 126-33 are supplied in the Errata, S. L. 1817 (p. xi).

And] But Errata, S. L. (p. xi).

I come out into light M. P., P. R.: I came out into light S. L. For came read come Errata, S. L. (p. xi).

At] Beneath M. P., P. R., S. L. (for Beneath read At Errata, S. L., p. [xi]).

this] this M. P., P. R.: this S. L. 1828, 1829.

those] these P. R.

me] one M. P., P. R.

straightway] away M. P., P. R.

The] This M. P., P. R.