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How lovely is the retiring girl! |
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She was to await me at a corner of the wall. |
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Loving and not seeing her, |
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I scratch my head, and am in perplexity. |
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How handsome is the retiring girl! |
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She presented to me a red tube. |
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Bright is the red tube; -- |
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I delight in the beauty of the girl. |
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From the pasture lands she gave a shoet of the white grass, |
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Truly elegant and rare. |
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It is not you, O grass, that are elegant; -- |
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You are the gift of an elegant girl. |