XXXV.

Our house is broken open at both ends

Though deeply set the posts, its timber strong--

From ruthless foes, and traitors masked as friends,

Tutored to sing a false but pleasant song

The Seneca and Mohawk guarded long

Its blood-stained doors:--the _former_ faced the sun

In his decline--the _latter_ watched a throng

Clouding the eastern hills--their tasks are done;

A game for life was played, and prize the white man won.

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