XXX.

Where are the mighty?--morning finds them not!

I call--and echo gives response alone;

The fiery bolt of Ruin hath been shot,

The blow is struck--the winds of death have blown!

Cold are the hearths--their altars overthrown:

For them with smoking venison the board,

Reward of toilsome chase, no more will groan;

Sharper than hatchet proved the conqueror's sword,

And blood, in fruitless strife, like water they outpoured.

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