LXV.

Faint sighs come to him on the sleep-hush'd air,

That swell to thunder in his timid breast,

Rooted he gazes out with glazed stare

At his poor murder'd child in grave clothes drest;

"My Father!" cried she in her chill despair,

With palms together in mute anguish prest--

"Hence! hence! avenging spirit, haunt me not!"

He cried, then totter'd from the fearful spot.

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