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Amid the reeds! some startled Dryad-maid / In girlish flight! or lurking in the glade, / The soft brown limbs, the wanton treacherous face / Of woodland god! Queen Dian in the chase, / White-limbed and terrible, with look of pride, / And leash of boar-hounds leaping at her side!
Or Hylas mirrored in the perfect stream.