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There was a vault within whose stifling maw

Lay many a scion of Amieri's race,

Crumbling to dust beneath Death's sapping thaw,

That still melts down mortality apace;

And round the fastness distillations raw

Moulder'd the stones with damp and hideous trace;

And here they laid her beautiful and pure,

From every chance of grief and pain secure.

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