LXXIX.

Having sustained a loss, {182g} Moried bore no shield,

But traversed the strand {183a} to set the ground on fire;

Firmly he grasped in his hand a blue blade,

And a shaft ponderous as the chief priest's {183b} crozier;

He rode a grey stately {183c} headed charger,

And beneath his blade there was a dreadful fall of slaughter;

When overpowered {183d} he fled not from the battle,--

Even he who poured out to us the famous mead, that sweet ensnarer.

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