XI.

Away! to Susquehannah's utmost springs,

Where, throned in mountain mist, Areouski reigns,

Shrouding in lurid clouds his plumeless wings,

And sternly sorrowing o'er his tribes remains;

His was the arm, like comet ere it wanes

That tore the streamy lightnings from the skies,

And smote the mammoth of the southern plains;

Wild with dismay the Creek affrighted flies,

While in triumphant pride Kanawa's eagles rise.

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