XVI.

He mounted up the scaffold,

And he turn'd him to the crowd;

But they dared not trust the people,

So he might not speak aloud.

But he look'd upon the heavens,

And they were clear and blue,

And in the liquid ether

The eye of God shone through:

Yet a black and murky battlement

Lay resting on the hill,

As though the thunder slept within--

All else was calm and still.

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