Old Spookses' Pass, Malcolm's Katie, and other poems  by Isabella Valancy Crawford
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			LXXXVI. 
			Still the furious Helot stood, Staring thro' the shafted space; Dry-lipp'd for the Spartan blood, He of scourg'd Achea's race. LXXXVII. Sprang the Helot--roar'd the vine, Rent from grey, long-wedded stones-- From pale shaft and dusky pine, Beat the fury of his groans. LXXXVIII. Thunders inarticulate: Wordless curses, deep and wild; Reach'd the long pois'd sword of Fate, To the Spartan thro' his child. LXXXIX. On his knotted hands, upflung O'er his low'r'd front--all white, Fair young Hermos quiv'ring hung; As the discus flashes bright  | 
		
			
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