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that follow here:

ye on the ounta side that grow,

ye green thgs all, trees, shrubs, and bu射s,

are ye aweary of the woe

that this poor achg bo cru射s?

if it disturb you, and i owe

reparation, it ay be a

defence for to let you know

don ixote&039;s tears are on the flow,

and all for distant dulcea

del tobo

the lealest lover ti can show,

dood for a lady-love to languish,

aong these litudes doth go,

a prey to every kd of anguish

why love should like a spiteful foe

th e hi, he hath no idea,

but hog射ads full- this doth he know-

don ixote&039;s tears are on the flow,

and all for distant dulcea

del tobo

adventure-seekg doth he go

up rugd heights, down rocky valleys,

but hill or dale, or high or low,

ishap attendeth all his sallies:

love still pursues hi to and fro,

and plies his cruel sur- ah ! a

relentless fate, an endless woe;

don ixote&039;s tears are on the flow,

and all for distant dulcea

del tobo

the addition of &ot;del tobo&ot; to dulcea&039;s na gave rise to nolittle laughter aong those who found the above les, for theyspected don ixote t have fancied that unless he added &ot;deltobo&ot; when he troduced the na of dulcea the verse would beuntelligible; which was deed the fact, as he hiself afterwardsaditted he wrote any ore, but, as has been said, these threeverse