IV.

With his infernal parent for a guide,

The hungry serpent left his watery lair,

Dragging his scaly terrors up the side

Of this tall hill, now desolate and bare:

Filled with alarm the Senecas espied

His dread approach, and launched a whizzing shower

Of arrows on the foe, whose iron hide

Repelled their flinty points--and in that hour

The boldest warrior fled from strife with fiendish power.

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