XXXII

"Out of defeat escaped some scant three score

Of all his followers. And night and day

We fled; and while the Roundheads pressed us sore,

And in our road, good as a fortress, lay

The Moated Manse,--where our three-score or more

Might well hold out,--I pointed them the way.

And we are come, amid its wrecks to end

The crime begun here.--Thou must go, my friend!

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