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Both "suns" and these objects are described as being "lured" or "coaxed" out by Joy in the fourth stanza of "Ode to Joy." After one of these objects appeared in a dream sequence in the novel Heinrich von Ofterdingen ("HINE-rick von OFF-tur-DING-un"), Romantic poets adopted (20[2])it (20[2])as a symbol (20[1])of longing. (20[1])The title of a Penelope Fitzgerald novel refers to a "blue" one of these objects described by the poet (*) Novalis (10[1]0[1])("noh-VAH-liss"). "Folly," "error," "sin," and "avarice" are listed near the start of a book titled for these (10[1])objects, which includes "The Litanies of Satan." (10[3])These objects title an 1868 collection whose address to a "hypocrite reader" precedes poems like "The Albatross." For 10 points, a Charles Baudelaire ("sharl BOH-duh-lair") collection is titled for what objects "of evil"? ■END■ (10[1])

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