VIII.

Comely to look on was the youthful pair:--

One, like the mountain pine erect and tall,

Was of imposing presence;--his dark hair

Had caught its hue from night's descending pall;

Light was his tread--his port majestical,

And well his kingly brow became a form

Of matchless beauty:--like the rise and fall

Of a strong billow in the hour of storm

Beat his undaunted heart with glory's impulse warm.

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