XVIII.

"On! On!"--he whispered--"and the sightless mole

Our footfall must not hear, or we are lost:"

Nerved to high purpose was his war-like soul

As the dark threshold of the gate he cross'd;

But fear that instant chilled his limbs with frost,

For high its swollen neck the monster raised

Gore dripping from its jaws with foam embossed,

And rimmed with fire, and circling eye-ball blazed

As light unwounding dart its horrid armor grazed.

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