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Chapter 95

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Title] Inscription on a Jutting Stone, over a Spring M. P., P. R.

agéd] darksome M. P., P. R.

Still may this spring M. P., P. R.

waters] water P. R. to] for M. P., P. R.

soundless] noiseless M. P., P. R.

Which] That M. P., P. R.

Here coolness dwell, and twilight M. P., P. R.

foll.

Here, stranger, drink! Here rest! And if thy heart
Be innocent, here too may'st thou renew
Thy spirits, listening to these gentle sounds,
The passing gale, or ever-murm'ring bees.

M. P., P. R.