VII.

“Night-shadowed Rivers—lift your dusky hands

And clap them harshly _with a sullen roar_!

Ye thousand Pinnacles and Steeps deplore

The glory that departs; above _you_ stands,

_Ye_ Lakes with azure waves and snowy strands,

A Power that utters forth his loud behest

Till mountain, lake and river shall attest,

The puissance of a Master’s _large commands_.”

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