A soul must know of grain so tender, How much of good must grace the sender Of such sweet words in such bright phrase. Uprising then, as things unpriced I sought each fragment, patched and mended; The midnight whitened ere I had ended And gathered words I had sacrificed. But some, alas, of those I threw Were past my search, destroyed for ever: They were your name and place; and never Did I regain those clues to you. I learnt I had missed, by rash unheed,

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