VII.

Thither he hied, enamoured of the scene:

For rocks on rocks piled, as by magic spell,

Here scorched with lightning, there with ivy green,

Fenced from the north and east this savage dell;

Southward a mountain rose with easy swell,

Whose long long groves eternal murmur made;

And toward the western sun a streamlet fell,

Where, through the cliffs, the eye, remote, surveyed

Blue hills, and glittering waves, and skies in gold arrayed.

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