fountain,

Ah! sweet is the moonbeam that sleeps on yon fountain,

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Once when it dried up, Herod wanted to make an aqueduct and fountain,

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Though high as the mountain, or smooth as the fountain,

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The sun spread his rays of bright gold o'er the fountain,

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And dreadful your wrath as the foam-flashing fountain,

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The cauld frost had lock'd up each riv'let and fountain,

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And a rill from the mountain leaps up in a fountain,

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While down the deep glen bawls the snaw-flooded fountain,

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And so one day, when there was a feast of the people of the land, and the maidens danced on the soft grass around the fountain,

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Slipped from the sunshine, and dripped from the fountain,

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