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• He told me that/all that his love had never won
• A smile from her, nor even a kind look;
• He told asked me that if his spirit scarce could ought to brook
• Such scorning after all that he had done.
• I said: “Look at the sky before the sun
• With his great glory has put to rebuke
• The stars and moon; before the clouds that shook
• Duskiness down upon the earth have are gone.
• Think on this well This will not last; and even as they/we they do
• 10 When his sunbeams frighten them, believe me, will
• Thy rivals for whom now thy timid The doubts because of which your better thought
• Is beaten down and backward now; surely some new
• Knowledge of thy your long patience will o'erfill
• Her heart 'tis one that must be loved,—not bought. one day & all the past be nought.

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W.M.