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THE FISHERMAN AND HIS SOUL
it

    was lying.

    eeping as one smitten ,

    and oyed

    amber of t on the sand,

    rembling

    to .  Cold   was

    t asted it ter joy.  he

    kissed t lay upon their

    cups  tears.

    And to to ts

    ears ale.   ttle hands

    round ouchin reed of

    t.  Bitter, bitter was range

    gladness was his pain.

    te foam moaned like a leper.

    ite cla the

    palace of t

    upon t tritons blew heir horns.

    Flee away, said he sea come nigher, and

    if tarriest it hee.  Flee away, for I am afraid,

    seeing t t is closed against me by reason of the

    greatness of to a place of safety.  Surely

    t not send me  a  into another world?

    But tened not to  called on the

    little Mermaid and said, Love is better than wisdom, and more

    precious t of ters of

    men.  t destroy it, nor can ters quenc.  I

    called on t da not come to my call.  the

    moon   thou no heed of me.  For evilly had

    I left to my own   ever did

    t strong, nor did aught

    prevail against it, though I have looked upon evil and looked upon

    good.  And no t dead, surely I hee

    also.

    And  o depart, but , so great was

    to cover h

    its  h

    mad lips t t was

    did break, trance and entered in, and was one

    he young Fisherman

    s waves.

    And in t  forto bless t

    roubled.  And  the musicians,

    and t

    company.
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