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The Raven he flies in the evening tide, / He in day dares not intrude; / Whoever is born to have evil luck / In vain may seek for good.
Lustily flies the Verner Raven, / High o'er the wall he's flown, / For he was aware that Irmindlin fair / Sate in her bower alone.