dresswhich
was green.
In this
she
reached
the utmost
bounds of
lovelinessoutvying
in slender
straightness
the tawny
spear-shaftand
in
suppleness
and
flexile
grace the
bending
branchwhilst
the
splendours
of her
face
outshone
the
radiance
of the
full moon.
Indeedshe
transcended
the fair
of all
quarters
of the
world and
all hearts
were
broken by
her
loveliness；for
she was
even as
says the
poet： A
damsel
made for
love and
decked
with
subtle
