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            <text>“It was six o’clock in the evening&#13;
Robert sat looking over the lake&#13;
Seeing the green islands that were his morning hope&#13;
And his evening despair.&#13;
The sharp knife of Jansen&#13;
Cuts all the green branches,&#13;
Not sunlight comes in&#13;
But the hot-iron sin&#13;
Branding the shame&#13;
Of a beast in the Name&#13;
Of Christ on the breast&#13;
Of a child of the West&#13;
It was this he had read.&#13;
All day he was smitten&#13;
By this foul legend written&#13;
In the fields, in the skies,&#13;
In the sanctuaries,&#13;
But now the green tree&#13;
Of humanity&#13;
Was leafing again&#13;
Forgiveness of sin. &#13;
A shading hand over&#13;
The brow of the lover.”</text>
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and his evening despair"</text>
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