SECTION VII.

See, the east is glowing with golden-tinted light, and the morn calls to

us with the breath of youth.

See, the incense rises from every dewy leaf; and the morn calls to us

with the breath of youth.

The air floats, balmy, o’er hill, and wood, and lake; and the morn calls

to us with the breath of youth.

The spear stands, impatient, by the wall; the bow, unstrung, lies

mourning at the door; while the morn calls to us with the breath of

youth.

Hark! The horn winds joy, and the echoes laugh, and leap, and

dance—trr, trr, trr, trr, trrwhroo, trrwhroo—in circles of mad

delight.

Awake, then, awake; for the horn winds joy, and the echoes laugh, and

leap, and dance—trr, trr, trr, trr, trrwhroo, trrwhroo—in circles of

mad delight; and the morn calls to us with the breath of youth.

Now press the foot, and watchful be the eye, for the spear is in the

hand, and the arrow on the string, and the horn winds joy, and the

echoes laugh, and leap, and dance—trr, trr, trr, trr, trrwhroo,

trrwhroo—in circles of mad delight.

Away, and away, in a race against the sun; while the horn winds joy, and

the echoes laugh, and leap, and dance—trr, trr, trr, trr, trrwhroo,

trrwhroo—in circles of mad delight.

Of the strong, we are the strongest, and of the fleet, we are the

fleetest; while the horn winds joy, and the echoes laugh, and leap, and

dance—trr, trr, trr, trr, trrwhroo, trrwhroo—in circles of mad

delight.

The game flies, scudding athwart the forest path, while the horn winds

joy, and the echoes laugh, and leap, and dance—trr, trr, trr, trr,

trrwhroo, trrwhroo—in circles of mad delight.

The wolf howls defiance, and hastens to his lair; the deer, suspicious,

scents the coming storm; the lion’s deep growl comes rolling up the

glen, while the horn winds joy, and the echoes laugh, and leap, and

dance—trr, trr, trr, trr, trrwhroo, trrwhroo—in circles of mad

delight.

Then press the foot, and watchful be the eye; for the spear is in the

hand, and the arrow on the string; and the horn winds joy, and the

echoes laugh, and leap, and dance—trr, trr, trr, trr, trrwhroo,

trrwhroo—in circles of mad delight; and the morn calls to us with the

breath of youth.

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