[349] "Soul."—Ib.
"And I must wear the marks of time
Who hardly flourish'd in my prime."—Ed. 1788.
[351] In the 1788 version two lines follow:
"While those condemn'd to stand alone
Can only by themselves be known."—Ib.
[352] "Around her."—Ib.
"No fabled Love's enchanting power,
Nor tale of Flora's painted bower,
Nor woodland haunt, or murmuring grove,
Can their prosaic bosoms move."—Ib.
[354] "I'll try my fortune."—Ib.