IX.

Graced was his belt by beads of dazzling sheen

And painted quills--the handiwork of one

Dearer than life to him;--though he had seen

From the gray hills, beneath a wasting sun,

Only the snows of twenty winters run,

The warrior's right his scalp lock to adorn

With eagle plumes in battle he had won:

O'erjoyed were prophets old when he was born,

And hailed him with one voice "_First Sunbeam of the Morn_."

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