XIV.

Here paused the sage, and waved his hand,

The fiat of his high command--

‘Monarch, thy will shall be obey’d,’

Was all the plumed chieftain said,

As round his brawny limbs he drew{8}

His feathery mantle, broad and blue,

And left the hall with lofty mein,

Plunged in the grove, nor more was seen.

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