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I. THE dubious daylight ended, / And I walked the Town alone, unminding whither bound and why, / As from each gaunt street and gaping square a mist of light ascended / And dispersed upon the sky.
II. Files of evanescent faces / Passed each other without heeding, in their travail, teen, or joy, / Some in void unvisioned listlessness inwrought with pallid traces / Of keen penury's annoy.