2 When I drink from the same cup, embrace, press lip to lip....[1715]
3 But on the river, and at the very parting of the waters, ... a merchantman ... with feet of holm-oak.[1716]
4 ... that she is slender, nimble, with clean chest, and like a youth....[1717]
5 ... then she joins side to side, and breast to breast.[1718]
6 If he achieve the whole route, and the steep stadium at an ambling pace—[1719]
7 To salt sea-eels, and bring the wares into the larder.[1720]
8 But all trades and petty gains....
9 the Hiberian island....[1721]
10 a necessary close at hand; a bake-house, store-room, kitchen[1722]
11 ... with friendly hand wipes off the tears....