For there had pass’d the lady’s wish to charm
With due success; the lover felt th’ alarm;
Then, more emotion in the man t’ excite,
There pass’d in her the momentary slight;
Then, after many a tender fear, there came
A declaration of the deathless flame.” (O.M.)
instead of ll. 188–9:
“Here none approach to laugh, to sing, to prate;
Here I can mourn, and muse, and meditate.” (O.M.)
after l. 648: