INDIAN.

When I led thy sire,

Whom late thou saw'st upon his shield expire,

Son of our Ulmen, didst thou mark no trace,

In these sad looks, of a remembered face?

Dost thou remember Izdabel? Look here!

It is thy father's hatchet and his spear.

Friend of my infant days, how I rejoice, 240

Lautaro cried, once more to hear that voice!

Life like a dream, since last we met, has fled--

Oh, my beloved sister, thou art dead!

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