XII.

Methought, pale girl, that thou wert of the line

Of her I loved; and tears flowed full and fast,

To see a form so beautiful as thine

In the Volcano's death-light. This soon passed!

Again with strength I heard and saw. A blast

From unseen horn, rang wildly o'er the herd

Of dead and living men: The myriad vast

Wailed moaningly when each the strange blast heard,

And dead and living stood with stony brows upreared.

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