IV.

Your sisters, whose airs are unpleasant,

Regard you with arrogant scorn--

With arrogant, uneasy scorn--

True, they have the pull, for the present,

But fear you, the fair youngest born.

They know that your glory is crescent,

And, though each uplifteth her horn,

Each feels that _her_ glory's senescent,

In spite of their duplicate scorn.

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