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Down the steep hill outstretched and dead he rolled

Disgorging human heads in his descent;

Oaks that in earth had deeply fixed their hold

Like reeds by that revolving mass were bent,

Splintered their boughs as if by thunder rent:

High flung the troubled lake its glittering spray,

And far the beach with flakes of foam besprent,

When the huge carcass disappeared for aye

In depths from whence it rose to curse the beams of day.

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