XIX.

The day is past, and past the night,

And now again the morning light,

With golden pinions all unfurl’d,

Comes forth to wake a sleeping world;

And brave Sir John, with footsteps free,

And a trusty guard of warriors three,

Through the deep woods is on his way

To greet his friends at Paspahey.

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