IV.

Lo, when clover-swathes lay round him,

Or his feet the furrow press'd,

He could mourn the sever'd daisy,

Or the mouse's ruin'd nest;

Woven of gloom and glory, visions

Haunting throng'd his twilight hour;

Birds enthrall'd him with sweet music,

Tempests with their tones of power;

Eagle-wing'd his mounting spirit

Custom's rusty fetters spurn'd;

Tasso-like, for Jean he melted

Wallace-like, for Scotland burn'd!

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