| Miyako-bird! if not in vain men give |
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| It has no voice,—the butterfly |
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| If ever mortal in the days of yore |
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| Lines Composed by the Emperor Jomei on the Occasion of His Ascending Mount Kagu, and Contemplating the Surrounding Country |
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| Amid the branches of the silv'ry bowers |
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| The Maiden of Unai |
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| 'Tis July, and on every side |
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| When told that it will snakes devour |
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| Athwart the surface of the stream |
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| Asters bloom, The. Come butterflies |
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