XIV.

Thus, day by day, would O-wen-do-skah strive

To cheer the drooping spirits of the maid,

And keep one glimmering spark of hope alive;

In the deep midnight for celestial aid,

While cowered the trembler at his knee, he prayed

In tones that might have touched a heart of rock:

One morn exclaimed he--"be no more afraid

Bright, peerless scion of a broken stock,

For Heaven the monster's coil is arming to unlock.

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