[1358] bough.
[1359] cliff.
[1360] budding.
[1361] ringdove.
[1362] shrill.
[1363] stared.
[1364] Ovid, Metamorphoses, iii. 407, and on. The legend is alluded to by Shelley in “The Sensitive Plant,” when he describes the narcissus flowers,
“Who gaze on thine eyes in the stream’s recess
Till they die of their own dear loveliness.”
[1365] twigs.