Old Spookses' Pass, Malcolm's Katie, and other poems by Isabella Valancy Crawford
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XLV. Cold the haughty Spartan smiled-- His the power to knit that day, Bacchic fires, insensate, wild, To the grand Achean clay. XLVI. His the might--hence his the right! Who should bid him pause? nor Fate Warning pass'd before his sight, Dark-robed and articulate. XLVII. No black omens on his eyes, Sinistre--God-sent, darkly broke; Nor from ruddy earth nor skies, Portends to him mutely spoke. XLVIII. "Lo," he said, "he maddens now! "Flames divine do scathe the clod; |
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