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"I guess the part of it you're thinking of is: 'And west winds with musky wing Down the cedarn alleys fling 'Nard and Cassia's balmy smells." "That's it," said Samson. "I guess we'll stop at this tavern till to-morrow." Joe was asleep and they laid him on the blankets until supper was ready. Soon after supper Samson shot a deer which had waded into the rapids.
"The winds, with musky wing, About the cedarn alleys fling Nard and cassia's balmy smells." Now they open upon some craggy brow, from whence they can see far below an ocean of soft cloud, whose silver billows, girdled by the mountain sides, hide the lowland from their sight.
So Cary, against his will, sat and sang another song; and in the meanwhile the party had broken up, and wandered away by twos and threes, among trim gardens and pleasaunces, and clipped yew-walks Where west-winds with musky wing About the cedarn alleys fling Nard and cassia's balmy smells "
"I've already thought of a few; but will any of you again have the pluck to devise any?" With this challenge, he there and then hastily washed his hands and picking up a pen he wrote out what, his companions found on perusal, to run in this strain: When in my hands I clasp a crab what most enchants my heart is the cassia's cool shade.
Trove inquired with a puzzled look. "Well, a matter o' two hundred years," said Darrel, who was now turning the leaves. "List ye, boy, we're up to the shore an' hard by the city gates. How sweet the air o' this enchanted isle! "'And west winds with musky wing Down the cedarn alleys fling Nard and cassia's balmy smells." He quoted thoughtfully, turning the leaves.
If thou behold it with the eye of sense alone, thou'lt see Nought but as 'twere a lake wherein the water waves, I ween: But with thy mind's eye look; thou'lt see a glory in the trees And lo' amidst the boughs above, the waving banners' sheen! Or as another says: The river's a cheek that the sun has rosy made; For ringlets it borrows the cassia's creeping shade.
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