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...never saw her when she was alivo : if you had, you would not have wondered. As the poet says, — " No wonder such celestial charms, For nine long years, have set the world in arms." When the flower is withered, and has lost its color, it becomes disgustful, though whilst it grew and...

...below; Words without thoughts never to heaven go." (e) "Alas!" they cried. "Ко wonder, then, that such celestial charms, For nine long years, have set the world in arms: Such winning graces, such mien She moves a goddess, and she looks a queen." 10 5. Read the followng...