CHAPTER 77
CHAPTER LXXVII
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‘More than my brothers are to me' --
Let this not vex thee, noble heart!
I know thee of what force thou art,
To hold the costliest love in fee.
Let this not vex thee, noble heart!
I know thee of what force thou art,
To hold the costliest love in fee.
But thou and I are one in kind,
As moulded like in nature's mint;
And hill and wood and field did print
The same sweet forms in either mind.
As moulded like in nature's mint;
And hill and wood and field did print
The same sweet forms in either mind.
