III.

Ut-co, the scowling King of Evil, heard

The voice of lamentation, and wild ire

The depths of his remorseless bosom stirr'd;

Of that gigantic brood he was the sire,

And flying from his cavern, arched with fire,

He hovered o'er these, waters--at his call

Up rushed a hideous monster, spire on spire;--

_Call_ so astounding that the rocky wall

Of this blue chain of hills seemed tott'ring to its fall!

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