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should the attachment in question deserve a thought? --Ah for what trouble should I not think [[underline]] his love [[/underline]] an adequate reward. Her Eye did seem to labour with a tear Which suddenly took birth; but overweigh'd With its own swelling, --dropt upon her bosom. --After, --her looks grew cheerful, --& I saw a smile shoot graceful upwards (to [[addition]] from [[/addition]] ) her Eyes As they had gain'd a victory over greif; and wish it many beams twisted themselves Upon whose golden threads, the angels walk To, --& again [[underline]] from, Heaven.-- [[/underline]] "He seem'd for dignity compos'd and high Exploit, --but all was false & hollow.." Milton
