V.

"With bristling steel, upon the top

The victors take their stand:

Beneath their feet, with all its towns,

They see the promised land--

From Tunis, even unto Fez,

From Atlas to the seas.

The cavaliers alight to gaze,

And gaze full well they may,

Where countless minarets stand up

So solemnly and gray,

Amidst the dark-green masses

Of the flowering myrtle-trees."

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