VII.

But onwards--always onwards,

In silence and in gloom,

The dreary pageant labour'd,

Till it reach'd the house of doom:

But first a woman's voice was heard

In jeer and laughter loud,{D}

And an angry cry and a hiss arose

From the heart of the tossing crowd:

Then, as the Graeme look'd upwards,

He caught the ugly smile

Of him who sold his King for gold--

The master-fiend Argyle!

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