LIX.

Thus, on the chill Lapponian's dreary land,

For many a long month lost in snow profound,

When Sol from Cancer sends the season bland,

And in their northern cave the storms hath bound;

From silent mountains, straight, with startling sound,

Torrents are hurled; green hills emerge; and lo,

The trees with foliage, cliffs with flowers are crowned;

Pure rills through vales of verdure warbling go;

And wonder, love, and joy, the peasant's heart o'erflow.

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