| Ado with a mean woe
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| An ado as aglow:
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| Belying the paynim
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| Thou rewrot’st the tome —
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| An ivy-crown'd and dancing
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| And fawn’d and trancing —
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| Espying the surly wud
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| And heeding her not
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| Celebration
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| Afear’d of Bacchante
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| And dost thou 'hold the yill? |
| -
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| Behind is the sleepless;
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| Eyne 'holding na mo
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| Celebration
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| «Onto the paper scribe I the words that fro my heart move —
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| With every dight letter, with the ebb of ink
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| The point of the quill my penmanship doth mirror;
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| Tales of theft and adultery
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| Tales of devilment and witchery —
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| Tales of me."
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| Celebration
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| Bacchari |