They raised him up, and women and men whispered in his ear

“Ah, the beautiful, beautiful music, Hepnon!” But he only said: “O my

God, O my God, give me back my dream!” When he had said it thrice, he

turned his face to where his organ was in the cedar-house, and then his

eyes closed, and he fell asleep: and they could not wake him. But at

sunrise the next morning a shiver passed through him, and then a cold

quiet stole over him, and Hepnon and the music of the Golden Pipes

departed from the Voshti Hills, and came again no more.

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