THE TALE（第5页）

awaytodriveherdarkefantasy;

andfinallyshegrantedthatrequest

forwellshesawthatitwasforthebest.

nowstoodhercastlefastebythesea，

andoftenwithherfriendeswalkedshe，

hertodisportuponthebankonhigh，

thereasmanyashipandbargesigh，**saw

sailingtheircourses，wherethemlisttogo.

butthenwasthataparcel*ofherwoe，*part

fortoherselffulloft，"alas!"saidshe，

istherenoship，ofsomanyasisee，

willbringehomemylord?thenweremyheart

allwarishd*ofthisbitterpainessmart."*cured

anothertimewouldshesitandthink，

andcasthereyendownwardfromthebrink;

butwhenshesawthegrislyrockesblake，**black

forveryfearsowouldherheartequake，

thatonherfeetshemighthernotsustene**sustain

thenwouldshesitadownuponthegreen，

andpiteously*intotheseabehold，**lookoutonthesea*

andsayrightthus，with*carefulsikes*cold:*painfulsighs*

"eternalgod!thatthroughthypurveyance

leadestthisworldbycertaingovernance，

*inidle，*asmensay，yenothingmake;*idly，invain*

but，lord，thesegrislyfiendlyrockesblake

thatseemratherafoulconfusion

ofwork，thananyfaircreation

ofsuchaperfectwisegodandstable，

whyhaveyewroughtthisworkunreasonable?

forbythiswork，north，south，orwest，oreast，

thereisnotfosterdman，norbird，norbeast: