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Kneeling at length, upheld he with strong arm

Her beauteous head, but in the temples beat

No pulse of life:--tears gushing fast and warm

Refresh a heart, of transcient ill the seat,

As raindrops cool the summer's midday heat;

But when descends some desolating blow

That makes this world a desert, how unmeet

Is outward symbol!--and far, far below

The water-mark of grief was Oh-wen-do-skah's wo!

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