Page:The Works of Robert Louis Stevenson, Vailima Edition, Volume 8, 1922.djvu/376

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PAGE xc 460 The wind blew shrill and smart xci . . . 461 Man sails the deep a while xai 462 The cock's clear voice into the clearer air xcin 463 Now when the number of my years xciv 464 What man may learn, what man may do XCV. The Susquehanna and the Delaware 465 Of where or how, I nothing know xcvi 466 If I could arise and travel away xcvii 466 Good old ale, mild or pale xcvin 467 Nay, but I fancy somehow, year by year xcix 467 My wife and I, in one roman-

tic cot

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