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| In your lamb's fur you saunter about; | |
| In your fox's fur you hold your court. | |
| How should I not think anxiously about you? | |
| My toiled heart is full of grief. | |
| In your lamb's fur you wander aimlessly about; | |
| In your fox's fur you appear in your hall. | |
| How should I not think anxiously about you? | |
| My heart is wounded with sorrow. | |
| Your lamb's fur, as if covered with ointment; | |
| Glistens when the sun comes forth. | |
| How should I not think anxiously about you? | |
| To the core of my heart I am grieved. |
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