VI.

But when he came, though pale and wan,

He look'd so great and high,{C}

So noble was his manly front,

So calm his steadfast eye;--

The rabble rout forbore to shout,

And each man held his breath,

For well they knew the hero's soul

Was face to face with death.

And then a mournful shudder

Through all the people crept,

And some that came to scoff at him,

Now turn'd aside and wept.

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