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LES PRINCIPALES MODIFICATIONS APPORTÉES AU TEXTE DE « PAULINE

. Wait for us in the darkness

. My first joy

. For all the wandering

. part of care

. e*er to have

. And creatures of my own were

mixed with them.

. a girl one has loved long silently . In her first loveliness, . when first emerged, all gaze and

glow to view.

. Her fresh eyes and soft hair and

lips which bleed

. Sweeter than all the pride of after

hours

. Ï am proud

. To have seen thee . Of all the harmonies which he cal-

led up

. But to each other

in the dark.

My first free: joy.

Since...

or Care.

e’en.

And with them creatures of my own were mixed.

one has silently loved long.

In her first loneliness.

when late emerged.

which bloom.

Sweeter than any pride.

I proudly feel. I would have thrown to dust.

To see thee.

Of which he called profusely Save to each other.

etc., etc...

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