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She answer'd ne'er a word, but stood stone still,

Fetter'd as 'twere within some horrid trance,

Alive to torture and to deadly ill,

Yet powerless of a word, a sigh, a glance;

But when he fled at last, a mortal thrill

Shot cold and icy through her like a lance,

And down she swoon'd, without a word or tear;

It made those guilty men grow pale with fear.

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