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SUGGESTED BY ARIOSTO'S "ORLANDO FURIOSO"
/ I. When southern winds sowed woods and skies, / Angelica! / With bloom-storms of the flowering May; / When hill and battle-field were gay / With peace and purity of flowers, / I sat to dream / Beside a stream amid the bowers, / Clear as the deeps of thy blue eyes: / And near the stream / I saw a grotto banked with flowers, / From which the streamlet fell in showers, / Cool-sparkling through the sunlit bowers, / Angelica!