XI.

Round her would hop unscared the sinless bird,

And court the lustre of her gentle glance,

Hushing each wood-note wild whene'er it heard

Her song of joy:--her countenance

Inspired beholders with a thought that chance

Had borne her hither from some better land:--

To deck her tresses for the festive dance

Girls of the tribe would bring, with liberal hand,

Blossoms and rose-lipped shells from bower and reedy strand.

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