?under?ave or apples

    Upon a dragon?guarded hill, and all

    t t sift mens s and wills,

    And trembled as t, as I tremble

    t lay a ask on you, t you go,

    And silently, and do not turn your head;

    Goodbye; but do not turn your head and look;

    Above all else, I  have you look.

    (ALEEL goes.)

    I never spoke to him of his wounded hand,

    And now he is gone.

    (S.)

    I cannot see side.

    ould my imagination and my

    ere as little shis holy flame!

    (So the

    cer.)

    FIRSt MERC. Altreasury,

    I find you sitting droionless,

    And yet you understand t ws full

    S us and so bribe the poor

    t our great Masterll lack his merchandise.

    You kno s into this house

    t are pinc

    At sucime and so s cheap.

    Youve seen us sitting in the wood,

    the window?pane

    And t a soul to buy;

    Not even those

    t alk,

    Until ts ear.

    But all ts not drohere

    ith your back hooked, your chin upon your knees.

    SECOND MERC. ? For s cross till her

    lover

    urned s to dream.

    FIRSt MERC, ell, o labour.

    treasury door and time runs on.

    (SECOND MERC goes Out. FIRSt MERC sits cross?legged against a pillar, yawns and

    stretches.)

    FIRSt MERC. And so I must endure t of ter and the revelry,

    ts lasted since??shaped as a worm??he bore

    th

    to t woman.

    (SECOND MERC returns h ba