Three daughters has the master of the house. He bids them sing for us From some concealéd place, And the drink of his house is time And the meat of his house is grace. Three daughters that were born Of love that keeps the sun in place, And whiteley goes the lawn Before that house, and they Have fawns that feed out of their hands, And hawks that shade them with their wings.
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