XXXI.

Thus far her woman's indignation ran,

Roused into conflict by the cruel wrong,

Standing erect before that crouching man,

Weak in his shame--she in her virtue strong;

Whilst on her quivering lips and cheeks so wan,

Reproach and scorn alternate coursed along--

But to her heart the silence went, and then

She swept past in her gentleness again,

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