Chapter 64

But we that live in FairylandNo sickness know, nor pain;I quit my body when I will,And take to it again.Our shapes and size we can convertTo either large or small,An old nut-shell’s the same to usAs is the lofty hall.We sleep in rose-buds soft and sweet,We revel in the stream,We wanton lightly on the wind,Or glide on a sunbeam.Old Ballad

But we that live in FairylandNo sickness know, nor pain;I quit my body when I will,And take to it again.Our shapes and size we can convertTo either large or small,An old nut-shell’s the same to usAs is the lofty hall.We sleep in rose-buds soft and sweet,We revel in the stream,We wanton lightly on the wind,Or glide on a sunbeam.Old Ballad

But we that live in FairylandNo sickness know, nor pain;I quit my body when I will,And take to it again.Our shapes and size we can convertTo either large or small,An old nut-shell’s the same to usAs is the lofty hall.We sleep in rose-buds soft and sweet,We revel in the stream,We wanton lightly on the wind,Or glide on a sunbeam.Old Ballad

But we that live in FairylandNo sickness know, nor pain;I quit my body when I will,And take to it again.

But we that live in Fairyland

No sickness know, nor pain;

I quit my body when I will,

And take to it again.

Our shapes and size we can convertTo either large or small,An old nut-shell’s the same to usAs is the lofty hall.

Our shapes and size we can convert

To either large or small,

An old nut-shell’s the same to us

As is the lofty hall.

We sleep in rose-buds soft and sweet,We revel in the stream,We wanton lightly on the wind,Or glide on a sunbeam.

We sleep in rose-buds soft and sweet,

We revel in the stream,

We wanton lightly on the wind,

Or glide on a sunbeam.

Old Ballad

Old Ballad


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